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Fix syntax in release notes

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Change-Id: I4b9c4e5a2d6e943c85250b7b85ad52a8a620e80d
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Pierre Riteau 2024-10-04 09:51:11 +02:00
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releasenotes/notes/bug-2083014-set-driver-info-86ff04d3d32cdb8c.yaml
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fixes: fixes:
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Fixes an issue where task 'ensure ironic nodes use the new Ironic Fixes an issue where task 'Ensure ironic nodes use the new Ironic
Python Agent (IPA) images` fails with 'dict object' has no Python Agent (IPA) images` fails with 'dict object' has no
attribute 'deploy_kernel'. attribute 'deploy_kernel'.
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/kayobe/+bug/2083014>`__. `LP#2083014 <https://bugs.launchpad.net/kayobe/+bug/2083014>`__

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releasenotes/notes/cross-arch-builds-5b5b7810beab4cca.yaml
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features: features:
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The `kolla_base_arch` variable has been introduced, allowing users The ``kolla_base_arch`` variable has been introduced, allowing users
to specify the architecture for base container images. This supports to specify the architecture for base container images. This supports
cross-architecture builds, enabling the building of images for cross-architecture builds, enabling the building of images for
architectures different from the host machine (e.g., building architectures different from the host machine (e.g., building
`aarch64` images on an `x86_64` machine). ``aarch64`` images on an ``x86_64`` machine).
By default, `kolla_base_arch` is set to the detected architecture By default, ``kolla_base_arch`` is set to the detected architecture
(`{{ ansible_facts.architecture }}`). However, when `kolla_base_arch` (``{{ ansible_facts.architecture }}``). However, when ``kolla_base_arch``
differs from the host architecture, the `multiarch/qemu-user-static` differs from the host architecture, the ``multiarch/qemu-user-static``
image is used to facilitate cross-arch builds. image is used to facilitate cross-arch builds.