Looks pretty great, though some notable withdrawals:
800W: Keely vs. Moraa who is targeting sub-1:56; bunch of 1:58 SB athletes as well, deep field
110H: Izuyima (13.04) first DL I think, not much top-end talent but good Europeans like local star Jason Joseph
3KST W: Almayew (9:00 SB) looks like the future of the event, but Beatrice Chepkoech is rested and looks in her best form in years, Abebe looking to rebound, and Chemutai in the field as well
100W: Kambudji opens up vs. Luckenkemper and Neita
5000M: Kiplimo vs. Cheptegei vs. Haile Bekele vs. Barega vs. Aregawi; smart withdrawal from Kejelcha IMO, Katir also out of this meet, youngsters Kuma Girma (younger brother of Lamecha) and Boka Diriba (U20 XC bronze) bear watching in their first time in the big leagues
100H: Dream matchup with Camacho-Quinn, Amusan, Alayshia Johnson, Tia Jones and Nia Ali
200M: Battle of the second tier...Tebogo vs. Richards vs. Fahnbulleh vs Aaron Brown vs. Mena
400H W: Femke Bol vs. the sub-52 barrier
1500: Event of the meet with the 100m hurdles; Jakob, Wightman's return, Girma (1500 DL Debut), Reynold Cheruiyot DL debut (skip the 3:30s?), Kerr, Farken and Arese (DL Debuts), Heyward (welcome back)
Should be a great meet with the W100 and M200 only events kind of looking like duds.
As far as pacesetting goes... the 1500 has Akbache and Sowinski. My lone concern there is I'm presuming Sowinski is the second pacer and he is unlikely to be able to reach 1,000 like the pacer in Oslo did. The 5,000 has Callum Davies, but it's unclear who the second pacer will be.