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1061066.8 - new mount API
107107 Use new mount API (https://lwn.net/Articles/753473/)
108108
109+ 6.9 - statx can read the subvolume id
110+ The extendable syscall *statx * also returns the subvolume id and
111+ sets the *result_mask * bit *STATX_SUBVOL *.
112+
113+ 6.9 - reflinked file range and concurrent read
114+ An optimization for concurrent access to a range that is reflinked
115+ and read at the same time, the read latency is decreased due to reduced
116+ locking.
117+
118+ 6.10 - automatic stale subvolume group removal
119+ This applies to 0 level qgroups (the one automatically created for a
120+ subvolume), once the subvolume is deleted the respective qgroup is
121+ also deleted. This may take some time until the qgroup accounting is
122+ correct and consistent again as the subvolume deletion is delayed.
123+
124+ This is also affected by presence of the subvolume qgroup in higher
125+ level qgroups or the sysfs setting of *drop_subtree_threshold * that will
126+ need a quota rescan.
127+
128+ 6.10 - sysfs reports reclaim status
129+ A per-filesystem report of background reclaim status, file names
130+ matching *reclaim_ * in the space info directory.
131+
132+ 6.10 - tunable dynamic background reclaim threshold
133+ Run background block group reclaim (using the relocation/balance mechanism)
134+ if the used size is above the configured value and the dynamic reclaim
135+ is enabled (not by default). When enabled, there's a heuristic that ties to
136+ avoid increasing system load if there's enough unallocated space but will
137+ try hard (but cannot be perfect) to avoid a situation when there's last
138+ chunk remaining to make the relocation possible.
139+
140+ 6.10 - new mount option rescue= mode *ignoremetacsums *
141+ When enabled, any metadata checksum mismatch is ignored (in read-only mount),
142+ this may be useful in an interrupted checksum type conversion (:doc: `btrfstune `).
143+
144+ 6.10 - new mount option rescue= mode *ignoresuperflags *
145+ An option to ignore unknown super block flags, at this point applies
146+ only to the interrupted checksum conversion, but can be useful for
147+ similar operations in the future.
148+
149+ 6.10 - tree-checker updates
150+ Properly verify all types of directory items and reject unknown ones.
151+ Do relevant device item checks.
152+
153+ 6.10 - allow to clone/reflink the tail extent
154+ Check if the last inode extent (not a full block length) can be cloned
155+ and do it, this fixes a problem in send/receive.
156+
157+ 6.10 - unlink updates ctime
158+ Mandated by POSIX (https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/unlink.html),
159+ the link count is changed.
160+
161+ 6.11 - unconditionally wake up cleaner thread on SYNC ioctl
162+ Avoid indirection when the BTRFS_IOC_SYNC ioctl is called and wake
163+ up the cleaner thread which is among other things responsible to
164+ clean deleted subvolumes.
165+
166+ 6.11 - reduced locking around buffered reads
167+ Improve concurrency by reducing scope of locking around buffered
168+ reads. The direct io is still locked but this should not be mixed with
169+ buffered writes.
170+
171+ 6.12 - cancellable discard/TRIM
172+ Add more points where the discard can be interrupted by signals before
173+ it finishes the whole operation.
174+
175+ 6.13 - new config option CONFIG_BTRFS_EXPERIMENTAL
176+ Add separate config option to distinguish purely debugging features
177+ (like extended safety checks) and features that still need some
178+ refinements (and were hidden under the debugging config option not to
179+ expose them to users). When enabled this namely covers extent tree v2,
180+ raid stripe tree, send protocol version 3 and checksum offloading strategy.
181+
182+ 6.13 - encoded read integration with io_uring
183+ The io_uring subsystem understands a command that is directed to
184+ Btrfs encoded read ioctl.
185+
186+ 6.13 - new ioctl to wait for cleaned subvolumes
187+ Add specialized ioctl to wait for deleted (and maybe not yet cleaned)
188+ subvolumes, available to any user. The related command :command: `btrfs subvolume sync `
189+ uses the privileged SEARCH_TREE ioctl otherwise.
190+
191+ 6.13 - seeding device use case change
192+ The sprout device (the writable one added to the seeding device) does
193+ not touch the superblock read-only status, preventing removal of
194+ accumulated deleted snapshots to be cleaned.
195+
196+ 6.13 - update tree-checker to detect more wrong inline extent references
197+
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