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This issue was fixed with the following upstream commit: https://gerrit.ovirt.org/26271 That commit was in upstream release 3.4.0.7, and is also available since version 3.5.0.4-1 of the Fedora package. With what version of the package was this tested? And exactly how?
Wasn't tested, we only file bugs against Fedora, we don't do any testing.