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Description
This script is used to filter and group commits by teams based on unique commit messages. It takes two branches as input and generates a CSV file with the commit hash, commit message, author, team, and PR link.
Command to run the script: node generate-rc-commits.js origin/branchA origin/branchB
Output: the generated commits will be in a file named 'commits.csv'.
Related issues
Fixes: https://github.com/MetaMask/extension-delivery/issues/138
Manual testing steps
Pull the branch and try running it with two branches to see if commits are generated
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