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chore(gae): Migrate region tags from build-an-app #4045
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Summary of Changes
This pull request migrates region tags in app.yaml files for the build and update samples within the appengine/building-an-app directory. The changes involve adding specific start and end tags to delineate the Google App Engine (GAE) sections for build and update configurations, specifically for Node.js.
Highlights
- Region Tag Migration: The primary focus is to migrate region tags to improve the structure and clarity of the code samples.
- app.yaml Updates: The
app.yamlfiles in both thebuildandupdatedirectories are updated to include new region tags.
Changelog
- appengine/building-an-app/build/app.yaml
- Added region tags
[START gae_build_app_yaml_node]at line 14 and[END gae_build_app_yaml_node]at line 20 to encapsulate the GAE build configuration for Node.js.
- Added region tags
- appengine/building-an-app/update/app.yaml
- Added region tags
[START gae_update_app_yaml_node]at line 14 and[END gae_update_app_yaml_node]at line 20 to encapsulate the GAE update configuration for Node.js.
- Added region tags
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Code Review
The pull request migrates region tags in the app.yaml files for the build and update samples. The changes involve adding new region tags to delineate the start and end of the app.yaml configuration specific to the Node.js App Engine environment. Overall, the changes seem straightforward and well-scoped.
Merge Readiness
The changes appear to be correct and address the intended issue. The addition of region tags improves the clarity and organization of the documentation samples. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
| # [START gae_build_app_yaml_node] | ||
| # [START app_yaml] | ||
| # [START gae_app_yaml] | ||
| runtime: nodejs20 | ||
| # [END gae_app_yaml] | ||
| # [END app_yaml] | ||
| # [END gae_build_app_yaml_node] |
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| # [START gae_update_app_yaml_node] | ||
| # [START gae_app_yaml] | ||
| # [START app_yaml] | ||
| runtime: nodejs20 | ||
| # [END app_yaml] | ||
| # [END gae_app_yaml] | ||
| # [END gae_update_app_yaml_node] |
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Here is the summary of changes. You are about to add 2 region tags.
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…m#4045) * chore(gae): Migrate region tags from build-an-app * fix(gae): Fix linting issues
Description
Fixes:
These bugs were previously covered in PR's #4032 & #4018 .
Note: Before submitting a pull request, please open an issue for discussion if you are not associated with Google.
Checklist
npm test(see Testing)npm run lint(see Style)