nilfs-utils should honor CWD, understand mountpoints and be more file oriented #7
Description
When you call eg. "lscp" without specifiing device it does look in /proc/mounts for first nilfs device and use this. But i think it should not just take first device. It should check wheter the current working directory is inside a NILFS mount and use according device. Also it should work if i specify directory instead of device. eg. lscp /mnt/nilfs.
BTW there is nilfs2 plugin for thunar that can show checkpoints related to individual files and directories.
https://github.com/kazuki/thunar-nilfs2-plugin/
So you can basicaly list checkpoints that affect file or directory. This effectively means that you can list changes/versions of indivudal files and directories. It can be done trough GUI using mentioned plugin, but it cannot be done from commandline using nilfs-utils. That is kinda shame. I think this would be very usefull, because you don't have to go throught all checkpoints if you are just interested in history of particular file or subtree.