I've never seen this happen, but if the btrfs receive process gets interrupted it's possible that the restored snapshot ends up in a partial/corrupted state.
This would break subsequent syncs, and butterup currenly has not way to detect or recover from this kind of failure.
I've never seen this happen, but if the `btrfs receive` process gets interrupted it's possible that the restored snapshot ends up in a partial/corrupted state.
This would break subsequent syncs, and `butterup` currenly has not way to detect or recover from this kind of failure.
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I've never seen this happen, but if the
btrfs receiveprocess gets interrupted it's possible that the restored snapshot ends up in a partial/corrupted state.This would break subsequent syncs, and
butterupcurrenly has not way to detect or recover from this kind of failure.