metadata problems while testing lvm2 git with dm_thin_pool

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Hello list,

i'm testing dm_thin_pool with lvm2 right now. And i'm always running into the situation that the metadata get's full.

Kernel: 3.5-rc7
lvm/dmeventd: up2date git version 186a2772

I created my thin disk like this:
lvcreate -L 10G -T thinvol/pool1 -V 100G --name disk1

After some autoresizing lvs looks like this:
# lvs
  LV    VG      Attr     LSize   Pool  Origin Data%  Move Log Copy% Convert
  disk1 thinvol Vwi-a-tz 100,00g pool1         22,95
  pool1 thinvol twi-a-tz  33,77g               67,97

# dmsetup table
thinvol-pool1: 0 70811648 linear 253:4 0
thinvol-disk1: 0 209715200 thin 253:4 1
thinvol-pool1-tpool: 0 70811648 thin-pool 253:2 253:3 128 0 0
thinvol-pool1_tdata: 0 20971520 linear 8:17 2048
thinvol-pool1_tdata: 20971520 49840128 linear 8:17 20998144
MYVOL-thin_pool2_tdata: 0 20971520 linear 8:129 2048
MYVOL-thin_pool2_tdata: 20971520 31227904 linear 8:129 20998144
thinvol-pool1_tmeta: 0 24576 linear 8:17 20973568
MYVOL-thin_pool2_tmeta: 0 24576 linear 8:129 20973568

Last log messages:
lvm[2786]: Monitoring thin thinvol-pool1-tpool.
lvm[2786]: Logical volume pool1 successfully resized
lvm[2786]: Thin thinvol-pool1-tpool is now 100% full.
lvm[2786]: Extending logical volume pool1 to 33,77 GiB
lvm[2786]: Monitoring thin thinvol-pool1-tpool.
lvm[2786]: Logical volume pool1 successfully resized
lvm[2786]: Thin thinvol-pool1-tpool is now 84% full.
lvm[2786]: dm_task_run failed, errno = 22, Invalid argument
lvm[2786]: No longer monitoring thin thinvol-pool1-tpool.
lvm[2786]: No longer monitoring thin thinvol-pool1-tpool.
lvm[2786]: Thin metadata thinvol-pool1-tpool is now 99% full.
lvm[2786]: Resize for thinvol/pool1 is not yet supported.

Greets
Stefan

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