ci: Updated prepare-release.js to not require changelog.json
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Co-authored-by: James Sumners <jsumners@newrelic.com>
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Description
The
bin/prepare-release.jsscript has logic to generate a changelog in both markdown and json. The json gets written to changelog.json which is subsequently parsed and used to open a docs PR with front matter for the given release. This logic is only needed fornode-newrelic. When we migrated all of our others repos we had to add a changelog.json which writes features, bugs and security fixes but it's never used. This PR provides the ability to optionally pass in a flag--changelog-jsonto write out the changes to changelog.json which will only be used in node-newrelic, which you can see is being done in.github/workflows/prepare-release.yml. Once this is merged we can update all external repos to remove thechangelog.jsonHow to Test
Related Issues
Closes #2105