Yes, in a scripted pipeline, you can use the "changeLog([from: '..', to: '..'])" method to generate a changelog between two builds. For example:
def changeLog = changeLog(from: '123', to: '456')
echo "Changelog: $changeLog"
This will generate a changelog between builds '123' and '456'.
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