add support for get disk serial number on darwin #1791
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@shirou thanks for the review! I think I've made all the request changes. Let me know if there is anything I missed! |
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@samburba Thank you for the update. However, there are still lint errors remaining, so I apologize for the trouble, but could you please fix them? Once that's done, I can merge it. |
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Hello! This is my first PR on this project, so let me know if I got anything wrong and should change it.
This fixes #801 and adds support for getting (NVMe) drives' serial number. It does this by executing system_profiler and unmarshalling.