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The change makes it so the upper constraints file is created specifically using the repos indexed and cloned. Previously the constraint file was created using the git repos found within the local openstackgit directory and while that works for greenfield deployments it does have the potential to create additional entries that may or may not work with an environment. The manifest file now uses normalized file names and will track the exact git repos needed to power a build. This will allow for more targetted syncs from an upstream mirror to happen using the `repo-clone-mirror.yml` play. The venv build process will now check for a prebuilt venv using the versioned file name. Change-Id: If4416f660133a6c65badba0c7c819a6409bfe11e Signed-off-by: Kevin Carter <kevin.carter@rackspace.com>
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