Update linux_disk_usage.sh to include additional output data and head…#307
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silversword411 merged 1 commit intoamidaware:mainfrom Feb 7, 2026
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Update linux_disk_usage.sh to include additional output data and head…#307silversword411 merged 1 commit intoamidaware:mainfrom
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…er info Script now contains a more descriptive header with exit codes, parameters, env vars, etc. In addition, script now shows the path where disk is mounted and shows consumption in quantity not just percentage.
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Thanks for the contribution! |
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@silversword411 what's the process for script to go from scripts_wip to scripts_staging? |
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If Don't answer that question please suggest some improvements. |
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…er info
Script now contains a more descriptive header with exit codes, parameters, env vars, etc.
In addition, script now shows the path where disk is mounted and shows consumption in quantity not just percentage.