chore(firestore-bigquery-export): release version 0.2.11-rc.3 with partitioning config fix

[andyma-star]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a critical issue where the Firestore BigQuery export extension would crash upon startup if partitioning configuration was not explicitly defined. The changes introduce more resilient handling of partitioning settings by defaulting to a 'NONE' granularity when no configuration is provided, preventing unexpected failures and improving the extension's robustness. The extension's version has been updated to 0.2.11-rc.3 to reflect these improvements.

Highlights

• Partitioning Configuration Fix: Addressed a startup crash that occurred when the partitioning configuration was omitted, ensuring a default 'NONE' granularity is applied.
• Constructor Update: Modified the PartitioningConfig constructor to accept an optional configuration, defaulting to { granularity: "NONE" } if no configuration is provided.
• Dynamic Partitioning Setup: Introduced a new getPartitioningConfig function in index.ts to dynamically construct the partitioning settings, aligning with the updated FirestoreBigQueryEventHistoryTracker's expected configuration shape.
• Version Bump: Released version 0.2.11-rc.3 of the firestore-bigquery-export extension.

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[cabljac]

here we don't actually need the rc, just keep it as 0.2.11. kokoro handles the tag

[cabljac]

same here, we dont need to increment in the changelog, can you stick this in 0.2.11

[andyma-star]

thanks. sure

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Code Review

This pull request updates the extension version to 0.2.11-rc.3 and refactors the BigQuery partitioning configuration logic. A new getPartitioningConfig function is introduced to correctly construct the partitioning object for the FirestoreBigQueryEventHistoryTracker, preventing a startup crash when partitioning configuration is omitted by defaulting to NONE granularity. A review comment suggests adding a warning log when partitioning defaults to NONE due to invalid or incomplete configuration, to improve user debuggability.

[gemini-code-assist]

While defaulting to no partitioning prevents a crash, it might be confusing for users who have tried to configure partitioning but made a mistake. Silently failing to apply partitioning could lead to unexpected behavior and costs.

Consider adding a warning log here to inform the user that their partitioning configuration is invalid and that partitioning is being disabled. This would greatly improve debuggability for users.

  logs.warn("Time partitioning configuration is invalid or incomplete, defaulting to no partitioning.");
  return { granularity: "NONE" };

[cabljac]

hmm if we change this, we will have to re-publish the npm package.. let me investigate