ZFS get all - doesn't show all

[KoeSource]

Hello

Why doesn't zfs get all display all attributes?

I have a received attribute, but it isn't shown in my dataset when I use zfs get all.
It just isn't displayed anymore.
I find this to be a very confusing implementation.
“All” certainly doesn’t mean “some,” at least not to me.

At least you can query it this way:
zfs get -s local,received,inherited,default all pool/data

But why isn’t this the default behavior?

Regards Koe

Debian 13 64x
zfs-2.3.5-2~bpo13+1
zfs-kmod-2.3.5-2~bpo13+1

[amotin]

I don't think we have a "received" dataset property. It seems zfs get might show a "received" column, but it is not the same, and it is controlled by -o parameter, not -s. -s seems to actually reduce the output list, rather than extend it.

[KoeSource]

I transferred my encrypted dataset using zfs send -wpv.
This also transfers all properties.
On the recipient system, the set properties are no longer displayed when I run zfs get all.
for example: atime=off, compression=lz4, recordsize=1M those are manually set on the source zfs dataset
They are simply hidden.
I’ll upload a screenshot shortly.
Maybe I’m misunderstanding something here.

[IvanVolosyuk]

@amotin you probably mean -o source, which includes source of the property which can be received and -s received limits the output to just received properties.

I cannot reproduce the issue on ZFS 2.3.4 kernel 6.12.83, 'zfs get all' gives me received properties as well:

$ zfs get all ssd/games/games_300 |grep received
ssd/games/games_300  recordsize            32K                       received

[KoeSource]

This can be closed.
I can no longer reproduce the issue.
It's working now.
I'm pretty sure all received properties just weren't being displayed.
All those lines weren't showing up, as if the property no longer existed.
Thanks for your time.