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Remove Testonly keyword since seems qemu-kvm-rhev supports foo_max with qemu rebase but qemu-kvm does not rebase from qemu1.5. Should new feature for qemu-kvm build.

Best Regards,
Junyi

(In reply to juzhang from comment #1)
> Remove Testonly keyword since seems qemu-kvm-rhev supports foo_max with qemu
> rebase but qemu-kvm does not rebase from qemu1.5. Should new feature for
> qemu-kvm build.

So I understand this BZ is asking for the backport of *_max I/O throttling parameters. That would mean the backport of the new I/O throttling implementation and I don't think it's worth the effort, unless we have a customer request approved by PM.

I'm closing it as WONTFIX for RHEL7. Please reopen if I'm mistaken.