@W-19292248@ Fix CatalogedApiArtifactVersionInfo in metadata registry #1600
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What does this PR do?
CatalogedApiArtifactVersionInfoentry.artfcsvertoartifactsversion; accordingly, this PR updates the name, directory, and suffix to match the new convention.What issues does this PR fix or reference?
@W-19292248@
GUS Work Item: https://gus.lightning.force.com/lightning/r/ADM_Work__c/a07EE00002JqX0mYAF/view
Functionality Before
The metadata registry entry for
CatalogedApiArtifactVersionInfoused the outdated identifierartfcsver, along with the old directory and suffix.Functionality After
The registry entry now uses the corrected identifier
artifactsversionwith updated directory and suffix, ensuring consistency with the revised naming standard.