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Description of problem:
The VDO Ansible module will be removed (see bz 1669534).  This will need to 
be documented.

Suggest adding a note saying:

The VDO Ansible module will be removed in future versions of the VDO RPM.
Users of this module will now be able to find the VDO Ansible module in the
Ansible RPM.

Hi Dennis,

This bug looks like a release note. Can I include the content of the doc text in the 8.0 GA release notes? I've chosen "Deprecated Functionality" for lack of a better category.

Marek,

Adding a release not will resolve this bug. 

Thanks you.

OK, I'm marking the release note as done and closing this bug.

Changing the target release to 8.0.0 because that's when the release note will be published.

For the actual removal (which will be documented separately in 8.1), see BZ#1669534.