Description of problem:
Attempting to use `lvcreate` with the option `--type thin` and `--snapshot` produces the error:
Command does not accept option: --snapshot.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
LVM version: 2.03.18(2)-git (2022-11-10)
Library version: 1.02.189-git (2022-11-10)
Driver version: 4.48.0
How reproducible:
every time
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have a source thin volume
2. lvcreate -s VG/LV --type thin
Actual results:
Command does not accept option: --snapshot.
Expected results:
Logical volume "lvol1" created.
Additional info:
This is a regression as this command used to work fine on Fedora 37. The documentation says that `--type thin` is implied, meaning not required, but is allowed.
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Description of problem: Attempting to use `lvcreate` with the option `--type thin` and `--snapshot` produces the error: Command does not accept option: --snapshot. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): LVM version: 2.03.18(2)-git (2022-11-10) Library version: 1.02.189-git (2022-11-10) Driver version: 4.48.0 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have a source thin volume 2. lvcreate -s VG/LV --type thin Actual results: Command does not accept option: --snapshot. Expected results: Logical volume "lvol1" created. Additional info: This is a regression as this command used to work fine on Fedora 37. The documentation says that `--type thin` is implied, meaning not required, but is allowed.