Glauber Costa wrote:
I think the main point here is that currently, one of the showstopers for scalability, is the lack of fine grained locking. And we don't really know how the code will look like after that. It can very well change completely, rendering this work as totally void.
I don't think it will be that bad. Fine-graining locks is an art that is well known, and it's usually not too painful except to those who have to divine the locking rules from the code afterwards.
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