nuttxpr commented on PR #15104:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/15104#issuecomment-2530381354

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   No, this PR does not fully meet the NuttX requirements.  While it provides a 
summary of the change, it lacks crucial details.
   
   Here's what's missing:
   
   * **Summary:**
       *  It doesn't explain *how* the option to disable the path buffer is 
implemented (e.g., a Kconfig option, a compile-time define, etc.).
       *  It mentions performance improvement, but doesn't quantify or explain 
it.  *How much* improvement is expected?  *Why* does it improve performance?
       *  It lacks issue references (if applicable).
   
   * **Impact:**
       *  Claiming "N/A" is insufficient.  Every change has *some* impact.  
Even if minimal, it needs to be explicitly stated. For example:
           * **Impact on user:** YES (Users can configure the path buffer size).
           * **Impact on build:**  Potentially YES (if Kconfig changes are 
involved, the user might need to reconfigure).
           * **Impact on compatibility:**  Potentially YES (if some 
applications rely on the existing large `PATH_MAX`, this change could break 
them if the option is disabled).
       *  Consider the impact on code size (is it reduced?).
   
   * **Testing:**
       *  "ci-check" isn't sufficient.  While CI is good, the PR should 
describe *specific tests* performed locally to validate the change.
       *  There are no "before" and "after" logs provided, which are explicitly 
required.  Show how behavior changes with the new option enabled vs. disabled.
       *  The build host and target details are missing.
   
   
   In short, the PR needs to be much more thorough in explaining the change, 
its impact, and the testing performed to validate it.  More specifics and 
quantifiable data are needed to justify the change and convince reviewers that 
it is beneficial and safe.
   


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