release-notes: correct scope of named RateLimitRule to local and global

Aias00 · claude · Aias00 · commit fa9461b48ce9 · 2026-07-10T20:38:23.000+08:00
The release note for #9151 previously mentioned only the global rate-limit metric key, but the change to irRuleName affects both the local and global rate-limit rule keys. Update the note to reflect the actual scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: liuhy <liuhongyu@apache.org>
diff --git a/release-notes/current/new_features/9151-named-ratelimit-rules-backendtrafficpolicy.md b/release-notes/current/new_features/9151-named-ratelimit-rules-backendtrafficpolicy.md
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-Added an optional `name` field to `RateLimitRule` in BackendTrafficPolicy. When set, the global rate-limit metric key uses the provided name (e.g. `<policy-namespace>/<policy-name>/rule/<name>`) instead of the array index (e.g. `.../rule/0`), making rate-limit metrics easier to identify and stable across rule reordering. Unset `name` preserves the existing index-based behavior.
+Added an optional `name` field to `RateLimitRule` in BackendTrafficPolicy. When set, both local and global rate-limit rule keys use the provided name (e.g. `<policy-namespace>/<policy-name>/rule/<name>`) instead of the array index (e.g. `.../rule/0`), making rate-limit rule keys and metrics easier to identify and stable across rule reordering. Unset `name` preserves the existing index-based behavior.

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`1`		-Added an optional `name` field to `RateLimitRule` in BackendTrafficPolicy. When set, the global rate-limit metric key uses the provided name (e.g. `<policy-namespace>/<policy-name>/rule/<name>`) instead of the array index (e.g. `.../rule/0`), making rate-limit metrics easier to identify and stable across rule reordering. Unset `name` preserves the existing index-based behavior.
	`1`	+Added an optional `name` field to `RateLimitRule` in BackendTrafficPolicy. When set, both local and global rate-limit rule keys use the provided name (e.g. `<policy-namespace>/<policy-name>/rule/<name>`) instead of the array index (e.g. `.../rule/0`), making rate-limit rule keys and metrics easier to identify and stable across rule reordering. Unset `name` preserves the existing index-based behavior.