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On 11/28/2019 12:27 AM, Matthew Thode wrote:
> For stable branch issues with projects not 'requirements' I'd refer you
> to the stable policy / team (already tagged in the subject line).  I
> suspect that we'd need to know what the cap for each project / version
> would be for each release (is it a major version bump?, minor?, etc).

Capping is bad in general and we don't want to do it on stable branches. 
Capping one thing can lead to breaking something else, potentially 
transitively, which gets to be a huge mess to untangle and is what we 
(stable and QA teams) used to deal with all the time in OpenStack. This 
is why we have upper-constraints and downstream packagers/deployers 
should be following it as the blessed "this is what works and is tested 
upstream" version of packages.

So right now upper-constraints on stable/train has:

python-novaclient===15.1.0

So anyone packaging downstream should be aware of this and not try to 
use python-novaclient > 15.1.0 with train versions of the services 
(horizon, heat, etc).

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Thanks,

Matt