Blog/Btrfs-progs v6.13
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Btrfs-progs v6.13[edit | edit source]

Btrfs-progs v6.13 was released today with new features and code fixes.
Changelog
- mkfs:
- new option to enable compression
- updated summary (subvolumes, compression)
- completely remove option --leafsize, deprecated long ago
- btrfstune: add option to remove squota
- scrub:
- start: new option --limit to set the bandwidth ** limit for the duration of the run
- status: fix printing of Rate unit suffix (SI/IEC)
- qgroup clean-stale: check if quotas are enabled before starting filesystem sync()
- print builtin features and options in --version output (mkfs, convert, image, btrfstune)
- build:
- Botan minimum version is now 3.x
- target to build compile_commands.json (for LSP)
- other:
- a bit more optimized crc32c code
- sync some headers from kernel code
- command help updates and fixes
- build warning fixes
- error message updates
- cleanups and refactoring
- updated tests
- lots of documentation updates
Static builds for aarch64, riscv64 and x86_64[edit | edit source]
As usual there are static builds for ARM64, x86_64 and RISC-V systems available.
You can find all the current builds at https://mirrors.tnonline.net/btrfs/btrfs-progs/.
For more information about static builds and why you would use them, check out the dedicate wiki page Btrfs/Statically_built_btrfs-progs