lfs v2.5.0

• with --csv, the table is written in CSV. The --csv-separator argument lets you change the separator. Filters, sorting, and column choices work for CSV output too - Fix #42

lfs v2.4.0

• 'unreachable' information available in JSON and in the table (in the 'use' column). This mostly concerns disconnected remote filesystems.
• --filter argument to filter the displayed filesystems - Fix #41

lfs v2.3.1

• don't consider volumes of size 0 as normal - Fix #49

lfs v2.3.0

• add the 'remote' non default column
• remote filesystems now shown by default

lfs v2.2.0

Add the --sort launch argument enabling sorting on any column

lfs v2.1.1

The new --list-cols launch argument gives the names and aliases of all possible columns

lfs v2.1.0

• fix failure in parsing --cols arguments with underscore
• list all column names in case of bad value of --cols
• improve alignement of the 'inodes' column - Fix #38
• it's now possible to have size info but no inodes, so as to be compatible with filesystems not filling inodes info in a consistent way - Fix #36
• breaking change: inodes related fields in the JSON have been moved to a dedicated inodes struct (because they're now optional)
• addition of 2 new non default columns: use_percent and inodes_percent
• switch columns type and disk: it makes more sense to have the type of filesystem just after the filesystem name

lfs v2.0.2

• show ZFS volumes among "normal" filesystems, even when the disk can't be determined - Fix #32

lfs v2.0.1

Align the filesystem column to the left

lfs v2.0.0

• It's now possible to set the columns with the --cols launch argument
• default column set has changed
• --inodes and --label have been removed (to see for example lables, use lfs -c +label)