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| i18n.global.t('commons.button.' + operate), | ||
| { | ||
| confirmButtonText: i18n.global.t('commons.button.confirm'), | ||
| cancelButtonText: i18n.global.t('commons.button.cancel'), |
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It seems you've provided multiple unrelated code diffs between two versions of files. However, I can't see where these diff changes would apply here without the original context.
Since there is no direct relation with my role and knowledge base, I am unable to analyze them accurately or help suggest specific improvements based on the given information. If this was not for a task related to programming languages like JavaScript and others, please provide more details so that an expert could assist appropriately.
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| { | ||
| label: i18n.global.t('website.rainyun'), | ||
| value: 'RainYun', |
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The main difference between the two versions mentioned is:
- In version 175, "Website VolcEngine" has been added instead of "Website CloudEngine" in the first object
exports.DNSTypes.
This minor update improves the accuracy on Google translations. Please ensure that you have all these changes applied to the project before proceeding with deployment.
To suggest further optimizations, consider integrating more recent DNS provider information from official websites or APIs as well as maintaining an updated list according to current trends and services offered by different providers.
| p, err = volcengine.NewDNSProviderConfig(volcConfig) | ||
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| if err != nil { | ||
| return err |
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There seems to be no noticeable difference between the commented lines you've provided.
As these aren't code diffs or optimizations, I can offer some general advice:
When working with APIs, it's recommended to document all parameters that a function takes in (like secret keys) and how they interact with other API endpoints. This helps maintain consistency across functions and ensures best practices are being followed for security and reliability.
This is particularly important when working on projects where version control systems might not fully capture what specific changes were made at which point during development.
Regarding the mentioned services ("Godaddy," "Tencent Cloud," "Rain Yun" ["Volcengine"]), without more details about each service itself, it would have been hard to compare their features directly within this context, but broadly they differ based solely on region-specific capabilities like pricing plans, data centers, support levels or geographical coverage. Always consider researching and comparing various provider offerings if necessary for particular use cases.
It could be worth exploring whether implementing custom configurations using environment variables (like GOACME_ACCESS_KEY, GOACME_REGION) outside of Go may improve flexibility and scalability when developing applications over time.
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