ci: release note generation to handle breaking changes #11068
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Previously the release note generation script did not handle the breaking changes section separately from the features section. This resulted in the breaking changes appearing in the features section With this change, the script properly categorizes the entries in the main CHANGELOG into the 4 sections: breaking changes, features , bug fixes, and dependency upgrades.
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Aug 12, 2024
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Fixes #10844
Previously the release note generation script did not handle
the breaking changes section separately from the features section.
This resulted in the breaking changes appearing in the features
section
With this change, the script properly categorizes the entries in
the main CHANGELOG into the 4 sections: breaking changes, features
, bug fixes, and dependency upgrades.