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This changes adds a newline to the CHANGELOG of each node package declared in release-please-submodules.json. This should have the effect of creating a patch release for each of these libraries if they have no other active changes already.
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We support multiple versions of node, so lets ignore this for now.
…-node into fix-bump-submods
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This changes adds a newline to the CHANGELOG of each node package declared in release-please-submodules.json. This should have the effect of creating a patch release for each of these libraries if they have no other active changes already.
Also, had to edit some test scripts to avoid deprecation warns that are for things not deprecated yet in our lowest supported version of node.