fix: first release wrong for submodules with custom range#1136
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orhun merged 2 commits intoorhun:mainfrom Apr 26, 2025
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fix: first release wrong for submodules with custom range#1136orhun merged 2 commits intoorhun:mainfrom
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Description
Motivation and Context
Submodule changelogs are wrong if a custom range is supplied. The issue is that during submodule recursion, the previous release of the first release doesn't have a commit id attached. As a consequence the first release contains all commits, completely ignoring the range.
How Has This Been Tested?
Added a github fixture test.
Types of Changes
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