Fix bugs introduced when moving the code of issue generation to breeze #28683
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eladkal
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Let's see if it will work :) |
The apache#28352 introduced subtle bugs which failed when runnint it during provider generation. Also added running the command automatically in CI.
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Also added a flag to remove progress - it was producing far too long log in CI |
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The #28352 introduced subtle bugs which failed when runnint it during provider generation.
Also added running the command automatically in CI.
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