If user fails to read instructions (like I did) and invokes umount to an atomfs mount point, then all of the underlying layers are still mounted and user (me) becomes confused.
I don't think we can know if user calls unmount on an atomfs mount point, so next best thing (IMO) is to give that info at mount time.
If user fails to read instructions (like I did) and invokes
umountto an atomfs mount point, then all of the underlying layers are still mounted and user (me) becomes confused.I don't think we can know if user calls unmount on an atomfs mount point, so next best thing (IMO) is to give that info at mount time.