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On 2021/09/23 00:59, Richard Brown wrote:
Don't use tumbleweed-cli - this is a perfect example of how it is stupid
Rollback using snapper
If TW-cli is broken, perhaps that needs to be fixed? Saying to use anything but the defaults isn't acceptable where other options are offered as valid options. If they are not valid options -- if they won't work, then they should not be offered as such. This is where I get into trouble -- is that I am offered options to use or stick with "X" where I already have "X" working. I stick with it, and then see quotes like:
If you diverge from the defaults, you should be prepared for the consequences of your decisions.
And those consequences are listed where? How can anyone deal with "random" consequences if they aren't listed anywhere. From the various install options, it doesn't tell you anything about "consequences", and even on here, when an old method that was supported no longer works, people will say "That's no longer supported" (usually after-the-fact of it having been accepted as a valid option on some install). OTOH, maybe use of TW needs to have more cautionary statements next to it, like a requirement to use btrfs+have snapper working?