I don't think that's the case. The underlying issue is that while Btrfs is growing in popularity across the Linux space, Red Hat just hasn't attempted to staff for supporting Btrfs in RHEL. No staff to support it to the level they wish to offer technologies in RHEL means no Btrfs in RHEL.
I would hazard to say that is probably because they haven't experienced any requests for the filesystem from their customer base. If customers started specifically asking for it, I think that would change.
I would hazard to say that is probably because they haven't experienced any requests for the filesystem from their customer base. If customers started specifically asking for it, I think that would change.