Resume sync for Cinder

[priteau]

We need to maintain patches for NetApp self-signed transport, starting from 2023.1.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request modifies the Ansible inventory configuration by removing specific OpenStack release versions (2023.1, 2024.1, and 2025.1) from the source_repositories list. This change likely adjusts which release branches are actively tracked or managed through this configuration, potentially streamlining the sync process or shifting maintenance responsibilities for these versions to another mechanism.

Highlights

• Configuration Update: The pull request updates the source_repositories configuration within the Ansible inventory.
• Version Management: Specifically, OpenStack release versions 2023.1, 2024.1, and 2025.1 have been removed from the list of source repositories.
• Discrepancy Noted: There is a notable discrepancy between the PR description, which mentions 'Resume sync for Cinder' and 'maintain patches for NetApp self-signed transport, starting from 2023.1', and the actual code change, which removes these versions from the source repository list. This suggests a change in how these versions are managed or synced, rather than resuming their sync via this specific configuration.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the configuration to resume synchronization for the Cinder repository for releases 2023.1, 2024.1, and 2025.1. This is achieved by removing them from the ignored_releases list. The change is consistent with the pull request's objective to maintain patches for these releases. The modification is correct and I have no further suggestions.