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Update import_files_example.py to optionally use import_result_sink to show import result status in a written GCS file. #13310
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Summary of Changes
This pull request updates the import_files_example.py
file to optionally use import_result_sink
to show the import result status in a written GCS file. The change adds a line to the import_files
function call, specifying the import_result_sink
parameter with a GCS path. This allows users to track the import process by writing the results to a file in Google Cloud Storage.
Highlights
- Feature Addition: The pull request introduces the optional
import_result_sink
parameter to theimport_files
function, enabling the writing of import results to a GCS file. - Configuration: The
import_result_sink
parameter requires an existing GCS bucket folder and a unique (non-existent) file name.
Changelog
- generative_ai/rag/import_files_example.py
- Added the
import_result_sink
parameter to theimport_files
function call, allowing users to specify a GCS file to store import results. - The
import_result_sink
parameter is optional. - The specified GCS path must point to an existing bucket folder and a unique file name.
- Added the
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Code Review
The pull request updates the import_files_example.py
to optionally use import_result_sink
to show import result status in a written GCS file. This is a useful enhancement for monitoring and debugging import processes. The change itself is small, but it introduces a new feature.
Merge Readiness
The code change introduces a new feature, and the implementation appears straightforward. Since there are no critical or high severity issues, the pull request is likely ready to be merged after addressing the medium severity issue. As I am unable to directly approve the pull request, please have others review and approve this code before merging.
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Checklist
nox -s py-3.9
(see Test Environment Setup)nox -s lint
(see Test Environment Setup)