nuttxpr commented on PR #14819:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/14819#issuecomment-2480607786

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   No, this PR does not meet the NuttX requirements. The provided information 
is far too vague and lacks crucial details.  Here's why:
   
   * **Summary:**  "since it's not necessary to limit the number of map 
entries" is not a sufficient explanation.  What map entries?  What was the 
limit? Why was it there in the first place? What part of the codebase was 
changed?  What is the *functional* change?  This section needs to clearly 
articulate the *what* and *why* of the change.  Issue references are missing.
   
   * **Impact:** "remove the artificial limitation" is similarly vague. *What* 
limitation? What are the ramifications of removing it? While it *says* it 
impacts the user, build, etc., by saying "NO",  it provides no reasoning or 
context.  For a proper assessment, consider the memory usage implications of 
removing this limit.  Could it lead to out-of-memory errors in certain 
scenarios?  Even if the answer to all impacts *is* "NO", a brief justification 
("No change to user experience," for example) is preferable for clarity.
   
   * **Testing:** "ci" is insufficient.  "ci" presumably means Continuous 
Integration, but that doesn't provide any specifics.  What targets were tested? 
 What tests were run?  What were the *results*?  Crucially, there are no 
"before" and "after" logs demonstrating the actual change in behavior.  This 
section requires concrete evidence that the change works as intended and 
doesn't introduce regressions.
   
   
   In short, the PR description needs significantly more detail and concrete 
information to be considered acceptable.  It needs to provide a clear 
understanding of the change, its implications, and thorough verification 
through testing.
   


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