To save people time, there's a single reference to it on the changelog:
> The file-posix driver can now use the io_uring interface of Linux with aio=io_uring
side note: I did note a change we built made it in to a released version of qemu:
> qemu-img convert -n now understands a --target-is-zero option, which tells it that the target image is completely zero, so it does not need to be zeroed again.
> The file-posix driver can now use the io_uring interface of Linux with aio=io_uring
side note: I did note a change we built made it in to a released version of qemu:
> qemu-img convert -n now understands a --target-is-zero option, which tells it that the target image is completely zero, so it does not need to be zeroed again.
That's saving us so much time and I/O