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We had assumed that this was used by the out-of-tree XenAPI driver, but it turns out to have been used by the VMWare NSX QoS extension [1]. This extension itself is now EOL and the code was removed from the vmware-nsx package over two years ago [2][3]. There are no remaining references to this former extension: $ cd vmware-nsx $ ag qos-queue $ git log -S qos-queue --oneline | head -1 26135f34a retire the NSX MH plugin We can safely remove this. A release note is included even though this is a vendor-specific feature that should really never have been merged. [1] https://github.com/openstack/neutron/blob/fe61e29f/doc/source/admin/archives/adv-features.rst#vmware-nsx-qos-extension [2]b5f59ece91/vmware_nsx/extensions/qos_queue.py[3]26135f34acChange-Id: I90171131d671d1b9ef2f93cc13174ebb00e96033 Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <stephenfin@redhat.com>
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upgrade:
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Support for the ``qos-queue`` extension provided by the vmware-nsx neutron
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plugin for the VMWare NSX Manager has been removed. This extension was
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removed from the vmware-nsx project when support for NSX-MH was removed in
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15.0.0.
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