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Fix erroneous release note

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The use of `here` as a link causes gate failures in the integrated
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Change-Id: Iee48f045a1a2c50fc19d1844522155ad556103a0
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Andy McCrae 2017-02-02 15:35:45 +00:00 committed by Alexandra Settle
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features: features:
- While default python interpreter for swift is cpython, pypy is - While default python interpreter for swift is cpython, pypy is
now an option. This change adds the ability to greatly improve swift now an option. This change adds the ability to greatly improve swift
performance without the core code modifications. These changes have performance without the core code modifications. These changes have
been implemented using the documentation provided by Intel and been implemented using the documentation provided by Intel and
Swiftstack. Notes about the performance increase can be seen Swiftstack. `Notes about the performance increase can be seen
`here <https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2016/05/06/doubling-the-performance-of-openstack-swift-with-no-code-changes>`_. here <https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2016/05/06/doubling-the-performance-of-openstack-swift-with-no-code-changes>`_.
upgrade: upgrade:
- A new option `swift_pypy_enabled` has been added to enable or - A new option `swift_pypy_enabled` has been added to enable or
disable the pypy interpreter for swift. The default is "false". disable the pypy interpreter for swift. The default is "false".