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@Madhavi This bug you added was changed to target release 3.2 so I don't think it is relevant to the 3.1 release notes: Bug 1613826 - [iscsi-ansible] Add support for iscsi target and tcmu device controls Do you mind if I remove it from this release notes tracker? You can remove it also if you want.
The issue reported in Bug 1595288 - [cephmetrics] iSCSI Overview grafana page does not display graphs/values is still present. This should be included in Release Notes.