damn is this tmpfs thing on #macOS stupid.

turns out:
> sudo mount -t tmpfs -- -i ~/tmp

as well as
> sudo mount -t tmpfs -- -- ~/tmp

WORK. They currently pass the arguments along as is to the mount_tmpfs command and that one doesn't like the string "tmpfs" as its first argument.

And apple for whatever reason assumed that this would work (maybe it did in the past, don't know):
> sudo mount -t tmpfs ~/tmp

but it doesn't as mount doesn't allow that syntax.

#tmpfs #mount

Anyone know where the syntax "sudo mount -t tmpfs ~/tmp" originates from by change?

Did that use to work in the past?

#BSD people, do you know more about this by change?

#macOS