> Good god people, this is not the way something as complex as a file system should be developed. There need to be lead architects that define the operation of

> Good god people, this is not the way something as complex as a file system should be developed. There need to be lead architects that define the operation of the system, document it clearly and concisely, and create verification systems using both coverage and fuzz testing. And as new changes and/or features are introduced the verification systems must be updated to accommodate them. ZFS has literally all of these things. I’m not sure if he’s just new to the community or making really poor assumptions based on his experience with btrfs. Heck just look at GitHub. Anytime a new feature is being developed part of the merge process includes results from the test suites…