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Returns the number of allocated clusters in a Qcow #70
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Last commit: 9207abe "fix(linstor): check if resource is tiebreaker (#62)" Signed-off-by: Ronan Abhamon <[email protected]>
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I will probably put functions into a class and pass the filename during the init(). The init will update a header, L1 table and L2 table. So we won't pass the file and header every time and the Qcow file will be hold only during the init. |
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Note: your PR is targeting a 8.2 maintenance branch.
Ok noted 👍 . I took the default branch presented on the github page. But in fact it doesn't matter a lot because we will only took the class to add it to the future qcowutil.py file. So this PR probably won't be merged as is. |
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This script can returns: - the number of allocated clusters in a Qcow file. - the number of newly allocated clusters in a Qcow file compared to a reference one (like the backing file). - it can erase all data and set clusters as unallocated - it can set/unset/get the hidden property. - for now it creates the custom header if not found but it can easily be changed. It also moves the backing file name because when a snapshot is created the hidden custom header is ignored so we need to make space to crate it again. NOTE: This script is a POC to validate that all helpers from vhd util are also doable with qcow file. It will be used in another file. Signed-off-by: Guillaume <[email protected]>
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This script returns the number of allocated clusters in a Qcow file.
We probably won't use it like this but more probably as a library for the next qcow2util implementation.
I opened it because it is easier to discuss on a PR and like that we keep a backup while waiting to see what we do with it...