chore: increase max-turns to 20 for better margin#2754
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Breaking Change AnalysisResult: No breaking changes detected Reasoning: This PR only modifies an internal GitHub Actions workflow configuration file (.github/workflows/release-draft.yaml), changing the --max-turns parameter from 10 to 20 for the Claude Code Action. This is purely a CI/CD infrastructure change that affects how the automated breaking change analysis workflow operates internally. It does not affect: (1) generated code output, (2) custom templates, (3) CLI options or Python API, (4) default behavior of datamodel-code-generator for end users, (5) Python version support, or (6) error handling. Users of the datamodel-code-generator library are completely unaffected by this change. This analysis was performed by Claude Code Action |
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