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We will need to provide a release note for 8.6 and 9.0 as per this email from Tomas Jelinek:

Hi Steven,

There is a user-visible change in pcs in RHEL 8.6 and 9.0 which should
be covered in the release notes.

As a part of implementing support for OCF 1.1 resource and stonith
agents, pcs is now more strict when verifying agents' metadata.

Any agent's metadata, no matter if OCF 1.0 or 1.1, must comply with the
OCF schema. Otherwise, it will be considered invalid by pcs and pcs will
refuse to create or update a resource of such an agent, unless --force
is specified.

Web UI and pcs commands for listing agents now omit agents with invalid
metadata. In RHEL 9, a warning is printed in command line for each agent
with invalid metadata. In RHEL 8, there is no such warning for backward
compatibility reasons.

As usual, feel free to ask questions and reword description of the
change to meet HA cluster documentation standards

Thanks,
Tomas