chore(compute): Migrate region tag #4047
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Summary of Changes
This pull request migrates the region tag in the compute/sendgrid.js file. The changes involve adding // [START compute_sendgrid_nodejs] before the // [START compute_send] tag and adding // [END compute_sendgrid_nodejs] after the // [END compute_send] tag. This change is related to fixing issue b/386956777.
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- Region Tag Migration: The region tag
compute_sendgrid_nodejsis added to enclose the existingcompute_sendregion tag in thecompute/sendgrid.jsfile.
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- compute/sendgrid.js
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// [START compute_sendgrid_nodejs]before the// [START compute_send]tag. - Added
// [END compute_sendgrid_nodejs]after the// [END compute_send]tag.
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Code Review
The pull request migrates a region tag in the compute/sendgrid.js file. The changes involve adding // [START compute_sendgrid_nodejs] and // [END compute_sendgrid_nodejs] tags to delineate the Sendgrid example code block. The changes look straightforward and the addition of the tags helps to clearly define the scope of the example.
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The pull request appears to be ready for merging. The changes are simple and well-defined, and the addition of the region tags improves the clarity of the code. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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@hivanalejandro suggestion: as a region tag migration requires 3 steps (Add valid region tags, update docs, delete invalid region tags), I'd recommend to add more context to the PR title, so we could avoid having PRs with duplicate titles in the future which may confuse the reviewers. See Python PR #13145 for an example. |
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issue: As this file is Javascript source code, the language suffix SHOULD NOT be included in the region tag. See the internal naming guide for advice.
compute_sendgrid could be enough in this context.
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Also, check the internal issue for the description from the reporter. It specifies the requested region tag.
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Here is the summary of changes. You are about to add 1 region tag.
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* chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag
* chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag
* chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag
* chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag
* chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag
* Added CRUD code snippets with codeowners file * Solved linting errors * Added sanitization code snippets along with test cases * Added header comment * Removed hardcoded value from test file * Removed crud related files * Addressed gemini bot comments * Updated prompts, tests and log statements for sanitization APIs * chore(cloud-sql): migrate mysql, postgres samples to new CI (#4055) * chore(cloud-sql): migrate mysql, postgres samples to new CI * rename to match postgres version * acquireTimeout warns in mysql2, remove * mysql2 query returns [results, fields], so only return fields * remove unused test scripts * revert bot-suggested rename: would cause excessive region tag change * chore(compute): Migrate region tag (#4047) * chore(compute): Migrate region tag * chore(compute): Rename region tag * chore(compute): Renove older region tag (#4062) overriding failure as this is jsut removing the region tag. * feat: support testing on forked repos (#4057) * feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments * fix: add id-token to workflows (#4063) * feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments * fix: add id-token to workflows * chore: update the minimum language based on maintenance mode * chore(deps): pin dependencies (#4035) * Added region tags to snippets * Updated region tags for code snippets based on errors * Removed extra csam assertions in sanitization tests * Addressed review comments * Updated test cases for sanitization snippets, added test for rai filter * Updated tests as per review comments * updated commented variables sample values in code snippets * Addressed review comments and updated tests accordingly * removed-todo-developer-comments * add-new-line-eslintrc * fix-linting-warnings-and-errors * fixed-tests * revert-security-center-change * revert-security-center-change * revert-security-center-change * fix-minor-lint --------- Co-authored-by: Eric Schmidt <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Harsh Nasit <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: harshnasitcrest <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: David Cavazos <[email protected]>
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Description
Fixes b/386956777
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Checklist
npm test(see Testing)npm run lint(see Style)