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As was announced on ML [1] murano is retired and inactive so it is time to move its unmaintained branches to End of Life, including 2023.1 Antelope which skips the transition to unmaintained and directly moves to EOL. [1] https://lists.openstack.org/archives/list/openstack-discuss@lists.openstack.org/thread/J34NQ7WQWM2RZ5Y6XD6I4WB6MHENLN7V/#J34NQ7WQWM2RZ5Y6XD6I4WB6MHENLN7V Change-Id: I72dff3adc0495fc808d0fc486af9bf2cc79c4b57
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