[OnePlus 6 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Devel] Gotolei:
If you can edit that, it might be worth adding in that it's for OP6* / Treble devices specifically, before it gets shared around much. It's handy enough for that. Maybe a reference to where gapps would go as well?

As for the ROM, it's been mostly positive for me in the month or so I've been using it. In particular it seems much of the idle drain is gone in the January builds - where before there were spikes of unidentifiable usage every half hour or so, there are now two or three of then total in the late hours of the night. And the battery percent itself shows the difference as well. There's still plenty of "unaccounted" drain showing up in SystemPanel in day-to-day usage, but SOT seems reasonable nonetheless.

Each version, this rom is actually getting better instead of changing for change's sake. Props for that.

There have been a few minor things that have been bugging me, though. None of them dealbreakers, but worth mentioning anyways:

- The rotation confirmation button only shows up where it's supposed to when navbar layout is set to normal. If it's set to a compact or side-leaning mode, the icon will appear at various other locations on the navbar. Also, when layout is inverted, the side buttons get swapped as well. Interestingly enough, though, while the icon is drawn in the wrong place the area that actually responds to touch seems to actually be where it's supposed to be. This recording is from early December while my install was still fresh, but the behavior is still mostly the same.

- The functionality of sliding a finger along the status bar to change brightness has little to no effect if adaptive brightness is enabled. Personally, I'd expect it to behave in a way similar to the actual brightness slider in quick settings.

- The alarm clocks seem to be somewhat inconsistent, sometimes not going off when they're supposed to. I've yet to do any proper testing on it though so feel free to add grains of salt here. Not running any task killers or custom kernels, in any case.

- It's been mentioned before, but I'll mention it again: The OP6 has its volume buttons on the left. Would it be feasible to move the pop-up volume dialog to the left side of the screen to match?

- Proper notch hiding. Earlier in the thread, someone pointed to the setting in developer options. What that does, though (and correct me if I'm wrong), is completely black out and disable the area at the top of the screen, pushing the status bar downwards. A more ideal solution would be similar to the implementation in OOS, where only the background is blacked out and the status bar is left in the same place. It would be nice to not depend on Nacho Notch for this.

- This is a little nitty-gritty, but something about internal screen size reporting seems to get messed up when the navbar is hidden. In my case I have it hidden by/for Fluid NG. When the navbar isn't there, apps in the recents screen have an empty bar across the bottom as seen in the attached image. Also, when music players set the lockscreen background to the current album art, the bottom gets cropped off. I'm not sure if this is the case any time the navbar is hidden (and/or immersive mode?), but I wouldn't expect Fluid NG to be able to control the rendering of other apps in such a way.