refactor(script): Explain pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf last (#1)

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@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ Get started like so:
sudo ln -s <repo>/pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf /etc/pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf sudo ln -s <repo>/pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf /etc/pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf
``` ```
Note that while you may choose arbitrary locations for symlinks the `pacman-zfs-snapshot.hook` file references `/usr/local/bin/pacman-zfs-snapshot`. Change that accordingly if you need to. Note that while you may choose arbitrary locations for symlinks the `pacman-zfs-snapshot.hook` file references `/usr/local/bin/pacman-zfs-snapshot`. Change that accordingly if you need to.
1. Adjust `pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf` to your liking. You may want to set `do_dry_run='true'` for a start and just reinstall a benign package to get a feel for what this hook would do.
1. For datasets you want auto-snapshotted add property `space.quico:auto-snapshot=true` 1. For datasets you want auto-snapshotted add property `space.quico:auto-snapshot=true`
``` ```
zfs set space.quico:auto-snapshot=true zpool/root/archlinux zfs set space.quico:auto-snapshot=true zpool/root/archlinux
``` ```
With any other property and any other value datasets will not be auto-snapshotted. With any other property and any other value datasets will not be auto-snapshotted.
1. Adjust `pacman-zfs-snapshot.conf` to your liking. You may want to set `do_dry_run='true'` for a start and just reinstall a benign package to get a feel for what this hook would do.
# What's it do? # What's it do?