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docs(api-docs): Fix documentation generation github workflow #369

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@viacheslavkol viacheslavkol commented Jan 29, 2025

Purpose

Fix documentation generation github workflow

Approach

  • Fix generated filename
  • Fix filepath for release builds

Changes Checklist

  • API Changes: Document any API paths, methods, request or response bodies changed, added, or removed.
  • Database Schema Changes: Indicate any database schema changes and their impact. Confirm that migration scripts were created.
  • Interface Version Changes: Indicate any changes to interface versions.
  • Interface Dependencies: Document added or removed dependencies.
  • Permissions: Document any changes to permissions.
  • Logging: Confirm that logging is appropriately handled.
  • Unit Testing: Confirm that changed classes were covered by unit tests.
  • Integration Testing: Confirm that changed logic was covered by integration tests.
  • Manual Testing: Confirm that changes were tested on local or dev environment.
  • NEWS: Confirm that the NEWS file is updated with relevant information about the changes made in this pull request.

Related Issues

MODELINKS-291

- Fix generated filename
- Fix filepath for release builds

Closes: MODELINKS-291
@viacheslavkol viacheslavkol merged commit fc48b2f into master Jan 29, 2025
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@viacheslavkol viacheslavkol deleted the MODELINKS-291 branch January 29, 2025 16:33
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