** Description changed:

- When using `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` under `[ovn]` in `ml2_conf.ini` it
- will cause `neutron server` to crash when attempting to parse the
- configuration if a key provided contains a list seperated by commas.
+ [ Impact ]
+ 
+  * The Neutron configuration option `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` does not 
+    correctly support multiple values for DHCP keys. When multiple values are 
+    specified the neutron-server fails while parsing the configuration and does
+    not start.
+ 
+  * Backporting this fix would allow users to list multiple values in the 
+    `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` without requiring configuration workarounds.
+ 
+  * The uploaded fix allows the config file, `ml2_conf.ini`, to correctly 
handle 
+    multiple values in `ovn_dhcp4_global_options`.
+ 
+ [ Test Plan ]
+ 
+  * [0] The following versions of Ubuntu-OpenStack will be tested
+        - UCA: jammy-caracal
+        - UCA: noble-dalmatian
+        - UCA: noble-epoxy
+        - UCA: noble-flamingo
+        - LTS: noble-caracal
+        - LTS: questing-flamingo
+ 
+  * [1] Deploy an OpenStack environment on the target series using 
regress-stack
+        in a multipass VM. 
+        
+        For Jammy/Noble, it can be set up following the instructions on the 
+        regress-stack README.md. 
+        
+        For Questing, follow these instructions:
+        https://github.com/canonical/se-wiki/wiki/Regress-Stack-How-to
+  
+  * [2] Check the status of the neutron server to see that it is active/running
+        Jammy/Noble: sudo systemctl status neutron-server
+        Questing: sudo systemctl status neutron-rpc-server.service
+  
+  * [3] Edit the `ml2_conf.ini` file and change `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` to
+        contain multiple values like `ovn_dhcp4_global_options = 
foo.bar;baz.qux`
+  
+  * [4] Stop the neutron-server
+        Jammy/Noble: sudo systemctl stop neutron-server
+        Questing: sudo systemctl stop neutron-rpc-server.service
+ 
+  * [5] Start the neutron-server and watch it fail to start
+        Jammy/Noble: sudo systemctl start neutron-server
+        Questing: sudo systemctl start neutron-rpc-server.service
+ 
+  * [6] Apply the patch.
+    
+  * [7] Stop, start, and check status of neutron-server again.
+        Before the patch, it will not start correctly. 
+        After the patch, it should start correctly.
+ 
+ [ Where problems could occur ]
+ 
+  * This change modifies how `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` options are parsed. A
+    regression could possibly cause a failure to apply DHCP options all 
together
+    due to an incorrect formatting in options sent to OVN.
+ 
+ [ Other Info ]
+ 
+  * Upstream commit to neutron (master): 
+    https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/neutron/+/963944 
+ 
+ ===========================================================
+ 
+ [ Original Bug Description ]
+ 
+ 
+ When using `ovn_dhcp4_global_options` under `[ovn]` in `ml2_conf.ini` it will 
cause `neutron server` to crash when attempting to parse the configuration if a 
key provided contains a list seperated by commas.
  
  For example if setting `domain_search_list` with more than one domain.
  
  ```
  [ovn]
  ovn_dhcp4_global_options = domain_search_list:foo.bar,baz.qux
  ```
  
  Expected output would be that `neutron server` doesn't crash when
  attempting to parse such configuration and correctly applies these
  options within `OVN`.
  
  Experienced within OpenStack Epoxy.
  
  Not currently blocking anything as it is possible to patch
  `_get_ovn_dhcpv4_opts` in
  `neutron/plugins/ml2/drivers/ovn/mech_driver/ovsdb/ovn_client.py` with
  the following
  
  ```
  options['domain_search_list'] = "\"foo.bar,baz.qux\""
  ```

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