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We typically don't do cycle-trailing libraries (as libraries are things openstack deliverables depend on). That makes cinderlib a bit of an odd case, which makes it trigger lots of alarms in the release process. Make it a "other" deliverable instead. Change-Id: I08dc1aebf76dce3311f151103cf55bc95190086c |
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