The try-summary utility of #158 generates a human-readable summary of the changes in the upperdir. We currently use separate commit logic, but we could additionally/instead generate a shell script while computing the summary.
As a pro, this shell script would be an inspectable, durable artifact. It would also save a traversal during commit logic.
As a con, this shell script might end up being slower than try-commit, which only sometimes has invoke rm or mv.
On balance, this feature is currently unplanned. If implementing this behavior would help you, please leave a comment here to let us know.
The
try-summaryutility of #158 generates a human-readable summary of the changes in the upperdir. We currently use separate commit logic, but we could additionally/instead generate a shell script while computing the summary.As a pro, this shell script would be an inspectable, durable artifact. It would also save a traversal during commit logic.
As a con, this shell script might end up being slower than
try-commit, which only sometimes has invokermormv.On balance, this feature is currently unplanned. If implementing this behavior would help you, please leave a comment here to let us know.