df: correctly scale bytes by block size #3182
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Change `df` so that it correctly scales numbers of bytes by the default block size, 1024, when neither -h nor -H are specified on the command-line. Previously, it was not scaling the number of bytes in this case. Fixes uutils#3058.
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@jfinkels There were some doc warnings in the CI, could you fix those in another PR? |
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Yes definitely
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Change
dfso that it correctly scales numbers of bytes by thedefault block size, 1024, when neither -h nor -H are specified on the
command-line. Previously, it was not scaling the number of bytes in
this case.
Now GNU
dfproduces:and uutils
dfproduces:(The spacing is wrong, but the numbers are right. This pull request is not about the spacing.)
Fixes #3058.