zbm-dev/zfsbootmenu v1.5.0 on GitHub

Fixes

The required binaries were audited, cleaning up tools that were no longer used.
The installation of required binaries, core scripts and other files is checked during initramfs creation. If any of these critical files can not be installed, the image is not created.
Parameters are passed to the pool import function to control how a pool is imported. This allows for more than just readonly changes when importing.
config.yaml defaults were adjusted to more closely match normal use cases. This works in tandem with the --enable toggle in generate-zbm to provide a better out-of-the-box experience.

When importing a pool as R/W, and a resume image is found, the kernel command line is modified to remove resume= and to subsequently append noresume.
Support skim in place of fzf for greater platform availability. fzf is preferred when creating an initramfs.
The health of discovered pools can now be viewed. Optionally, a checkpoint rewind can be performed if one has been set. Use caution, this action can NOT be undone.
Global image creation can be toggled via generate-zbm --enable or generate-zbm --disable

cfec416 - Support automatic "noresume" when importing pools R/W (Andrew J. Hesford)
a6a36bf - Add support for pool status and checkpoints (Zach Dykstra)
79bcca3 - Fix logic inversion in import_pool handling of $read_write (Andrew J. Hesford)
14b88b9 - generate-zbm: enable components in config.yaml (Andrew J. Hesford)
71cd075 - Add --enable/--disable (Zach Dykstra)
999e6c2 - Drop import_args variable and let import_pool build its own arguments (Andrew J. Hesford)
b85d836 - support sk, an fzf workalike, for menu presentation (Zach Dykstra)
2225fea - module-setup.sh: catch installation failures, warn or fail as appropriate (#72) (Andrew J. Hesford)
5801e00 - Prune everything not explicitly needed (Zach Dykstra)