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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by @archana-9430, focuses on a style update within the Secret Manager regional samples. The primary goal is to ensure consistency in the region tags used in the Node.js samples, aligning them with the naming conventions used in samples for other programming languages. Specifically, it updates the region tags in two files to include _with_regional_secret
for clarity and uniformity.
Highlights
- Style/Documentation Update: The core change is a stylistic update to the documentation region tags within the Secret Manager samples.
- Region Tag Consistency: Updates region tags in two files to match naming conventions used in other language samples, specifically adding
_with_regional_secret
.
Changelog
- secret-manager/regional_samples/iamGrantAccessWithRegionalSecret.js
- Updated the start region tag from
secretmanager_iam_grant_access_regional_secret
tosecretmanager_iam_grant_access_with_regional_secret
(lines 18). - Updated the end region tag from
secretmanager_iam_grant_access_regional_secret
tosecretmanager_iam_grant_access_with_regional_secret
(lines 64).
- Updated the start region tag from
- secret-manager/regional_samples/iamRevokeAccessWithRegionalSecret.js
- Updated the start region tag from
secretmanager_iam_revoke_access_regional_secret
tosecretmanager_iam_revoke_access_with_regional_secret
(lines 18). - Updated the end region tag from
secretmanager_iam_revoke_access_regional_secret
tosecretmanager_iam_revoke_access_with_regional_secret
(lines 72).
- Updated the start region tag from
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Code Review
This pull request updates the region tags in comments within two JavaScript files to ensure consistency with conventions used in other languages. This is a good, focused change that improves the maintainability and usability of these samples, likely for documentation generation or automated tooling. The changes are clear and directly address the stated purpose.
Summary of Findings
- Region Tag Consistency: The primary change in this PR is the update of region tags (e.g.,
secretmanager_iam_grant_access_regional_secret
tosecretmanager_iam_grant_access_with_regional_secret
). This enhances consistency across different language samples, which is beneficial for documentation and tooling. This type of improvement is generally considered low severity. Due to the review settings to only comment on medium, high, or critical issues, no specific review comments have been added for these changes, as they are positive and minor.
Merge Readiness
The changes in this pull request are straightforward and improve the consistency of region tags. No issues of medium or higher severity were identified. The code appears to be in good shape for merging. As always, ensure all CI checks pass and any other necessary reviews are completed before merging. I am not authorized to approve the pull request.
Description
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Checklist
npm test
(see Testing)npm run lint
(see Style)GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples
. Not a fork.