To unmount you can use fusermount -u /mntdir

as @haltode suggests, that's how i unmount my sshfs mount point for example.

In T2702#50857, @haltode wrote:

To unmount you can use fusermount -u /mntdir

OK, great to know!

So the question is whether we want to proxy that with an explicit swh fuse umount command, or just document it somewhere.
(I expect that most swh-fuse users will not know how to unmount a FUSE VFS, so we want something at the very least.)

I think we should add a full example of using (+ unmounting) the FUSE VFS in the tutorial doc (T2676), and not an extra umount command.

We can't expect all users to read the tutorial, that just doesn't happen in the real world :-)
If we don't add an explicit umount command, we should at least document how to unmount also in the doc of the mount command

Also: what are the cons of adding a umount command with just wraps fusermount -u?

Edit: OK, here is the killer argument for an umount command:

$ swh fuse mount swhfs/
$ # hack hack hack
$ # arrow up or Ctrl-R ; add a single 'u' letter
$ swh fuse umount swhfs/

*priceless* in comparison to having to type (not to mention remember) a full fusermount -u swhfs/ :-)