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Fix wrong indentation in release note

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Default-security-group-rules-added release note had some
extra indentation, which rendered it with a "bar" in
front of the list of items. Remove the two spaces.

Also fixed other grammatical issues in the note.

Trivialfix

Change-Id: I5d4a2e3be9a86c29f75e131d677f288bfe3222d1
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Brian Haley 2023-09-12 12:28:55 -04:00
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features: features:
- | - |
New API which allows to define own set of the security group rules used A new API which allows a cloud administrator to define their own set of
automatically in every new ``default`` and/or custom security group created security group rules added automatically to every new ``default`` and/or
for projects. custom security group created for projects.
upgrade: upgrade:
- | - |
During upgrade process set of 4 default security group rules will be created During the upgrade process, a set of four default security group rules will
in the Neutron database. Those rules are the same as default rules added to be created in the Neutron database. Those rules are the same default
every new security group up to now: rules added to every new security group up to now:
* rule to allow all egress IPv4 traffic (for all default and custom * rule to allow all egress IPv4 traffic (for all default and custom
Security groups), Security groups),
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* rule to allow all ingress IPv6 traffic from the same security group * rule to allow all ingress IPv6 traffic from the same security group
(for default security group in each project). (for default security group in each project).
Those rules can now be modified by cloud administrator using Those rules can now be modified by a cloud administrator using the
``default-security-group-rules`` API. ``default-security-group-rules`` API.