Dear all,
as you know, a thin snapshot does have the "k" (skip activation) flag
set, so one has to force activation by ignoring the flag (or removing
the flag itself).
I wonder: can we detect if a volume/snapshot was *ever* activated? My
reasoning is that a never-activated snapshot surely did not receive any
application writes, so it can be safely removed (ignoring snapshot
retention policy).
Regards.
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