My OpenAPI changelog generator found 1,900 breaking changes — a formatter had just reordered every key
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I built an OpenAPI changelog generator because API release notes are miserable to write by hand: diff two specs, get a structured list of breaking changes — removed paths, changed types, new required fields. The first real run humbled me. I fed it two versions of a partner's spec, one release apart…
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- 2026-10-02 03:31 · DEV Community — AI
My OpenAPI changelog generator found 1,900 breaking changes — a formatter had just reordered every key
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