valid-mongoose

What's Changed

• Fix regression where non-raid attached disks did not determine correct disk type by @raharper in #133

Full Changelog: v0.0.15...v0.0.17

major-hookworm

What's Changed

• Fix regression where non-raid attached disks did not determine correct disk type by @raharper in #133

Full Changelog: v0.0.15...v0.0.16-beta.2

pleased-wren

What's Changed

• Add support for smartpqi by @raharper in #130
• linux/udev: fix udevadm info parser to not be fatal by @raharper in #132

Full Changelog: v0.0.14...v0.0.15

fancy-sunbird

What's Changed

• fix: return err when addPartitionSetGPT fails by @raharper in #131

New Contributors

• @raharper made their first contribution in #131

Full Changelog: v0.0.13...v0.0.14

moved to machinerun.io/disko

fix gofmt errors

Signed-off-by: Ravi Chamarthy <[email protected]>

support for thin LVs

Notable changes in this release:

• Create PVs with 128MiB of metadata, both through CreateVG and CreatePV. Default metadata size is 4MiB, which can be limiting.
• Add support for CreateLV with thin or thinpool.
• Simplify the hack for identifying SSDs by serial. It will no longer consider devices with 'ssd[0-9]' as ssd, but only 'ssd-'. Note that this really only applies to test with virtio as SSDs that are already identified by linux (via /sys/class/block//queue/rotational) will continue to be identified as such.

tests included

This adds some features:

• Properties to a disk, including disko.EPHEMERAL to indicate a cloud ephemeral disk.
• ExtendLV will resize a LUKs device.
• demo disk wipe will now wipe header/footer of existing partitions in addition to disk.
• github actions now run a limited integration test.

mbr and loop/nbd support

Biggest features / improvements here are:
a.) support for MBR partition tables
b.) support for using linux loop or nbd devices (see ptimg/ for example)

few bugs fixes

Return error in CreateVG when command or scan fails.

CreateVG was not returning error even when it detected one.

v0.0.1: Add range checking in addPartitionSet.

Fully functional LVM and DISK implementation for linux