First, we limit the git log command to only show the range of commits we are interested in, and then we further limit the output by filtering the "Bug: " string in the commit message. We pretty print the string so we can easily format it to a style we need for the release note, and finally, find "Bug: " and replace it by "Fixes-bug: " using grep and sed to completely match the style of the release note.
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