[PR #4465/8ccc4d1f backport][stable-4] Implement btrfs resize support #4498
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* Implement btrfs resize support * Add changelog fragment for btrfs resize support Co-authored-by: Fabian Klemp <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 8ccc4d1)
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This is a backport of PR #4465 as merged into main (8ccc4d1).
SUMMARY
Implement btrfs resize support
Fixes #4083
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COMPONENT NAME
filesystem
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I tested this locally, to make sure it works. The comment on the other filesystems made me believe, that I cannot test this with the CI, since it requires the filesystem to be mounted. Is that right?