Even if the changes are not significant, they are not yet upstream accepted (which is a requirement for picking them up) and with that they are not yet reviewed nor widely tested.
Hence the suggestion is (especially now after groovy feature freeze: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2020-August/001279.html) to properly bring the modifications upstream and get it tested and stabilized, so that it's ready for the inclusion into 21.04.
(Please notice that virtio-fs was even for amd64 just recently added.)
A FFe (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeatureFreeze) would require special approval and a strong rationale with business case.
If the main reason is early testing, I think it's best to create PPA with a patched qemu version.
Even if the changes are not significant, they are not yet upstream accepted (which is a requirement for picking them up) and with that they are not yet reviewed nor widely tested. /lists. ubuntu. com/archives/ ubuntu- devel-announce/ 2020-August/ 001279. html) to properly bring the modifications upstream and get it tested and stabilized, so that it's ready for the inclusion into 21.04. /wiki.ubuntu. com/FeatureFree ze) would require special approval and a strong rationale with business case.
Hence the suggestion is (especially now after groovy feature freeze: https:/
(Please notice that virtio-fs was even for amd64 just recently added.)
A FFe (https:/
If the main reason is early testing, I think it's best to create PPA with a patched qemu version.