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This is a library release for sushy for the Bobcat-1 milestone. This repository contains commits that have not been releases for this cycle yet. If the team is ready to process with this release, please leave a +1 to indicate we should go ahead with the release. If the team needs more time for things about to merge, or if there is some other reason a release should not be done at this time, please leave a -1 with a comment indicating the status. Then update the patch with the new commit hash to use once the team is ready to do the release. $ git log --oneline --no-merges 4.4.2..f03d77e eee778a Retry on ilo state error a1eef45 Update pep8 dep hacking to latest: v6 c416bf1 Handle TransferMethod in vmedia insertion 2506b87 Add TransferProtocolType for any general error that mentions it a59cf6c Exclude all files starting with . from flake8 tests 4a40143 Update master for stable/2023.1 fbf44e9 Handle non-default language for registries Change-Id: Ie9b9ac25c22c2156a1ba345cf116d95220a05d8c Signed-off-by: Elod Illes <elod.illes@est.tech>
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