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Not to suggest a change in strategy, but just extra info: it is possible to delete subvolumes without "line of sight" via path-to-suvolume. One is btrfs subvolume delete --subvolid <subvolid> option. Less obvious, is the example in libbtrfsutil, both C API and Python bindings have an _fd variant for removing subvolumes. There's also a recursive delete subvolume option, not available in the CLI commands.
Thanks, this is definitely something we should consider doing in the future. We are also planning to switch libblockdev to use libbtrfsutil (storaged-project/libblockdev#552) so that might be also a good opportunity to change few things in the btrfs implementation in Blivet.
Not to suggest a change in strategy, but just extra info: it is possible to delete subvolumes without "line of sight" via path-to-suvolume. One is
btrfs subvolume delete --subvolid <subvolid>
option. Less obvious, is the example in libbtrfsutil, both C API and Python bindings have an _fd variant for removing subvolumes. There's also a recursive delete subvolume option, not available in the CLI commands.Originally posted by @cmurf in #1015 (comment)
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