chore: librarian generate pull request: 20251215T145042Z #2347
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This pull request appears to be an automated update from the 'librarian' tool, adding a last_generated_commit field to the .librarian/state.yaml configuration. My review suggests using null instead of an empty string for this new field to more clearly represent the absence of a commit. This is a more robust and idiomatic approach for configuration files.
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| - id: google-cloud-bigquery | ||
| version: 3.38.0 | ||
| last_generated_commit: "" |
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For better clarity and to prevent potential issues with tools consuming this value, it's advisable to use null to represent the absence of a last generated commit instead of an empty string (""). An empty string could be misinterpreted as a valid (but empty) value in some contexts, whereas null unambiguously signifies that no value is present. This makes the configuration more robust and easier to parse correctly.
last_generated_commit: null2 participants
No commit is found since last generation