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Add v3.12.0 changelog, setup.py and version bump - #470
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Unit and integ tests passed in manually triggered CodeBuilds. PR only updates changelog, version, and setup.py files |
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What's changing and why?
Update the changelog, setup, and version files in preparation for the 3.12.0 HPCLI release
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