CLOUDP-277321: reverted changelog changes #238
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FYI: This PR also fixes the changelog end-to-end (e2e) tests, which started failing because the newly generated changelog did not include the invite endpoints. As a result, the e2e tests were failing due to a mismatch between the generated changelog and the expected one.
e2e tests should not depend on our current changelog right? we can address in the TODO ticket?
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tools/cli/test/data/changelog/same-api-version/base/openapi-2023-01-01.json
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Jira ticket: CLOUDP-277321
This PR manually updates the prod changelog to remove the entries related to the invite endpoints.
FYI: This PR also fixes the changelog end-to-end (e2e) tests, which started failing because the newly generated changelog did not include the invite endpoints. As a result, the e2e tests were failing due to a mismatch between the generated changelog and the expected one.