chore(job): rename and delete tags at jobs/v3/api_client/location_search_sample.py #13005
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This pull request renames several tags within the jobs/v3/api_client/location_search_sample.py file. The intent, as I understand it from the PR description and commit messages, is to fix several internal bugs (b/384774431, b/347825997, b/384780822, b/347825791, b/347825792) related to documentation renaming (cl/648538021). Specifically, the changes involve renaming tags associated with location search functions. The old tags (e.g., [START basic_location_search], [END basic_location_search]) are replaced with new tags that include the prefix "job" (e.g., [START job_basic_location_search], [END job_basic_location_search]). This change affects multiple functions within the file: basic_location_search, keyword_location_search, city_location_search, multi_locations_search, and broadening_location_search. All instances of the old tags are consistently updated to their new counterparts.
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This pull request correctly renames tags related to location search within the jobs/v3/api_client/location_search_sample.py file. The changes accurately reflect the updated documentation and maintain consistency. The commit message is clear, concise, and informative, properly linking to the relevant bug fixes. The inclusion of the checklist ensures compliance with project guidelines. Overall, the pull request demonstrates good attention to detail and adherence to best practices.
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Correctly renamed the [START] tag for the basic_location_search function. Adding a concise in-line comment explaining the function's purpose and parameters would improve readability. For example:
# Performs a basic location search for jobs using the provided client service, company name, location, and distance.| @@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ def basic_location_search(client_service, company_name, location, distance): | |||
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The [END] tag for basic_location_search is correctly updated to match the new name. Ensure all region tags within the project are consistently updated.
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The [START] tag for keyword_location_search is accurately renamed. A brief explanation of how this function incorporates keyword search would be helpful. For example:
# Performs a keyword-based location search, adding a keyword filter to the job query.| @@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ def keyword_location_search(client_service, company_name, location, distance, ke | |||
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Correctly renamed the [END] tag for keyword_location_search. Maintaining consistent and accurate region tags is crucial for documentation.
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The [START] tag for city_location_search is correctly updated. Adding a short comment about the city-specific search logic would enhance clarity. For example:
# Performs a location search limited to a specific city.| @@ -97,10 +97,10 @@ def city_location_search(client_service, company_name, location): | |||
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Accurately renamed the [END] tag for city_location_search. Well-defined region tags contribute to well-structured documentation.
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Correctly renamed the [START] tag for multi_locations_search. Consider adding a comment explaining the handling of multiple locations. For example:
# Performs a job search using multiple location filters.| @@ -125,10 +125,10 @@ def multi_locations_search( | |||
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The [END] tag for multi_locations_search is correctly updated. Consistent naming and placement of region tags improve code maintainability.
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The [START] tag for broadening_location_search is accurately renamed. A comment clarifying the broadening search behavior would be valuable. For example:
# Performs a location search with broadening enabled, expanding the search radius if initial results are limited.| @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ def broadening_location_search(client_service, company_name, location): | |||
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The [END] tag for broadening_location_search correctly reflects the function name. Consistent use of region tags aids in clear documentation generation.
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Here is the summary of possible violations 😱 There are 3 possible violations for removing region tag in use.
The end of the violation section. All the stuff below is FYI purposes only. Here is the summary of changes. You are about to add 5 region tags.
You are about to delete 6 region tags.
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Renaming region tags need to have the new region tag included, then updating the docs, then removing the old tag.
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(Change this in all other places. This is an earlier PR from you, you may have already adapted to this pattern since)
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Thanks glasnt!
Please check b/347825791 for more details on this example basic_location_search.
Documentation has already been fixed by yoshifumi in July 2024. (CL referenced in the Bug)
Even in this case, should I add both region tags? job_basic_location_search and basic_location_search
Description
Fixes Internal:
b/384774431
b/347825997
b/384780822
b/347825791
b/347825792
b/347350338
Regions renaming in documentation was made in cl/648538021
Checklist
nox -s py-3.9(see Test Environment Setup)nox -s lint(see Test Environment Setup)