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This pull request focuses on generating the SDKs for Looker version 26.0. It incorporates new API methods for managing OAuth applications and service accounts, introduces additional parameters for content searching, and expands existing data models with new properties. The changes also include significant updates to documentation, clarifying feature availability and the impact of certain operations.

Highlights

  • SDK Version Update: The SDKs have been updated to reflect Looker version 26.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest platform features and API changes.
  • New API Methods: Two new methods, delete_external_oauth_application and delete_service_account, have been introduced for managing OAuth applications and service accounts. Additionally, update_service_account is now available for modifying service account details.
  • Enhanced Content Search: The search_content_favorites method now includes a lookml_dashboard_id parameter, allowing for more granular filtering of content favorites.
  • Expanded Model Properties: Several API models have been augmented with new properties, including created_by_id and certification_status for ContentSearch, layout_granularity for Dashboard, granular layout details for DashboardLayoutComponent, has_password for DBConnection, key_pair_authentication for DialectInfoOptions, password expiration policies for PasswordConfig, has_production_counterpart for Project, internal for Role, and SAML certificate handling for SamlConfig.
  • Documentation Clarity: Documentation across various methods and models has been refined, removing mentions of 'experimental features' or 'Looker (Google Cloud core)' specific availability, indicating broader feature rollout and stabilization. The delete_user method now includes more detailed information on the impact of user deletion.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the SDKs for Looker 26.0, including version bumps, new API methods and models, and documentation improvements. The changes are mostly auto-generated and look good across the different languages. I've pointed out some formatting inconsistencies in the C# SDK that should be addressed for better code style and maintainability.

Comment on lines +2922 to +2928
public async Task<SdkResponse<string, Exception>> delete_external_oauth_application(
string client_id,
ITransportSettings? options = null)
{
client_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(client_id);
return await AuthRequest<string, Exception>(HttpMethod.Delete, $"/external_oauth_applications/{client_id}", null,null,options);
}

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The formatting of this method is inconsistent with the rest of the file. Let's adjust the bracing and indentation to follow standard C# conventions and match the surrounding code style for better readability and maintainability.

  public async Task<SdkResponse<string, Exception>> delete_external_oauth_application(
    string client_id,
    ITransportSettings? options = null)
  {
    client_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(client_id);
    return await AuthRequest<string, Exception>(HttpMethod.Delete, $"/external_oauth_applications/{client_id}", null, null, options);
  }

Comment on lines +9905 to +9914
public async Task<SdkResponse<ServiceAccount, Exception>> update_service_account(
string user_id,
WriteServiceAccount body,
string? fields = null,
ITransportSettings? options = null)
{
user_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(user_id);
return await AuthRequest<ServiceAccount, Exception>(HttpMethod.Patch, $"/users/service_accounts/{user_id}", new Values {
{ "fields", fields }},body,options);
}

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medium

The formatting of this method is inconsistent with the rest of the file. Let's adjust the bracing, indentation, and the AuthRequest call to follow standard C# conventions and match the surrounding code style for better readability and maintainability.

  public async Task<SdkResponse<ServiceAccount, Exception>> update_service_account(
    string user_id,
    WriteServiceAccount body,
    string? fields = null,
    ITransportSettings? options = null)
  {
    user_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(user_id);
    return await AuthRequest<ServiceAccount, Exception>(HttpMethod.Patch, $"/users/service_accounts/{user_id}", new Values { { "fields", fields } }, body, options);
  }

Comment on lines +9933 to +9939
public async Task<SdkResponse<string, Exception>> delete_service_account(
string user_id,
ITransportSettings? options = null)
{
user_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(user_id);
return await AuthRequest<string, Exception>(HttpMethod.Delete, $"/users/service_accounts/{user_id}", null,null,options);
}

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medium

The formatting of this method is inconsistent with the rest of the file. Let's adjust the bracing and indentation to follow standard C# conventions and match the surrounding code style for better readability and maintainability.

  public async Task<SdkResponse<string, Exception>> delete_service_account(
    string user_id,
    ITransportSettings? options = null)
  {
    user_id = SdkUtils.EncodeParam(user_id);
    return await AuthRequest<string, Exception>(HttpMethod.Delete, $"/users/service_accounts/{user_id}", null, null, options);
  }

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Go Tests

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