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This pull request significantly expands the Node.js sample collection for Google Cloud Secret Manager. It introduces a wide array of new functionalities, including advanced secret creation options, lifecycle management (expiration, rotation), concurrency control using ETags, and integration with other Google Cloud services like Pub/Sub and KMS. Furthermore, it provides a complete suite of regional Secret Manager samples, ensuring comprehensive coverage for various deployment scenarios.

Highlights

• New Secret Management Samples: A comprehensive set of new Node.js samples for Google Cloud Secret Manager has been added, demonstrating various advanced functionalities.
• ETag Support: Several new samples showcase the use of ETags for optimistic concurrency control when performing operations like deleting secrets, destroying secret versions, and enabling/disabling secret versions.
• Secret Configuration Options: New samples cover creating secrets with advanced configurations, including Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK), setting expiration times, defining rotation policies, and integrating with Pub/Sub topics for notifications.
• Replication Policies: A new sample illustrates how to create secrets with user-managed replication policies, allowing secrets to be replicated across specified locations.
• Filtering and Listing: Samples for listing secrets and secret versions with specific filters, as well as listing and detaching tag bindings, have been introduced to enhance secret discovery and management.
• Regional Secret Operations: A dedicated suite of samples for regional Secret Manager operations has been added, mirroring many of the global secret management functionalities to support regional deployments.

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