Hello list, frequent-submitters, and usual-reviewer-suspects: As you've all seen, we have quite a backlog of patch review for 5.14 already. The people cc'd on this message are the ones who either (a) authored the patches caught in the backlog, (b) commented on previous iterations of them, or (c) have participated in a lot of reviews before. Normally I'd just chug through them all until I get to the end, but even after speed-reading through the shorter series (deferred xattrs, mmaplock, reflink+dax) I still have 73 to go, which is down from 109 this morning. So, time to be a bit more aggressive about planning. I would love it if people dedicated some time this week to reviewing things, but before we even get there, I have other questions: Dave: Between the CIL improvements and the perag refactoring, which would you rather get reviewed first? The CIL improvments patches have been circulating longer, but they're more subtle changes. Dave and Christoph: Can I rely on you both to sort out whatever conflicts arose around reworking memory page allocation for xfs_bufs? Brian: Is it worth the time to iterate more on the ioend thresholds in the "iomap: avoid soft lockup warnings" series? Specifically, I was kind of interested in whether or not we should/could scale the max ioend size limit with the optimal/max io request size that devices report, though I'm getting a feeling that block device limits are all over the place maybe we should start with the static limit and iterate up (or down?) from there...? Everyone else: If you'd like to review something, please stake a claim and start reading. Everyone else not on cc: You're included too! If you like! :) --D
