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bcachefs is now in linux-next!
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I just read through the documentation, and didn't see any mention (in particular, on the mount options page) of wear leveling. btrfs makes an effort to use SSDs well; how does bcachefs fare in this respect?
You're right, there isn't any special effort put towards wear leveling, but the bcache FAQ (NOT bcachefs mind you, but the same should be applicable) mentions this:
Thank you for finding that!