Use consistent branding / phrasing in client module docstrings. by tseaver · Pull Request #1172 · googleapis/google-cloud-python
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Nov 24, 2025* chore(deps): update all dependencies * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt * Update samples/snippets/requirements.txt --------- Co-authored-by: Chalmer Lowe <chalmerlowe@google.com>
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Mar 9, 2026…#1172) Fixes #1071 🦕 As a side-effect, the behavior of this method during a race condition has changed slightly. Previously, if a new object was created while the bucket.delete(force=True) method is running, it would fail, but if a new generation of an existing object was uploaded, it would still succeed. Now it will fail in both cases. Regardless of the exact behavior, please do not use this method on a bucket that is still being updated by another process.
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Mar 9, 2026This change non-invasively introduces dependencies of opentelemetry bringing in the latest dependencies and modernizing them. While here also brought in modern span attributes: * otel.scope.name * otel.scope.version Also added a modernized example to produce traces as well with gRPC-instrumentation enabled, and updated the docs. Updates #1170 Fixes #1173 Built from PR #1172
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