Public bug reported:
on a small disk (here 60GB ssd) apt-btrfs-snapshot does not check if
there is enough disk-space left for a snapshot.
For novice Linux Users if a system hangs due to 100% disk usage this is
at least a tremendous showstopper. For newbies the system reaches a
unusable state if 100% disk space is used. If one doesn't know that it's
due to apt-btrfs-snapshot this is a big pitfall.
There should be a check on the disk size and on the amount of free disk
space before a snapshot is done. If the disk space is under a certain
size apt-btrfs should ask if it is ok to delete the oldest snapshot(s).
** Affects: apt-btrfs-snapshot (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1773110
Title:
100% disk usage on small disks
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