separate disk backend ops from block_if logic #121
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November 14, 2016 03:03
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@dborca, looking at how things are faring it probably makes sense to rebase this against hyperkit and do a PR on their repo as it appears to be the de facto upstream these days... other than this great features to have! |
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Yeah, you're probably right. However, those were some patches I had lying around for a while now and decided to publish before forgetting about them completely. Unfortunately, I don't have time right now to rebase them against hyperkit. Maybe sometime in the future. |
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This separates actual disk backends from the block_if logic. It should allow, at least in theory, different backends with minimal (ideally none) interference in block_if. The purpose is to permit compressed/sparse/encrypted/cow backends to be written and tested easily. /cc @dunkelstern #82