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Added region tag retail_search_simple_query

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Added region tag retail_search_simple_query
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This pull request, authored by rebeccaellis, aims to add a region tag to the search-simple-query.js sample file. The title and description indicate the specific tag being added is retail_search_simple_query. This is a common practice in documentation samples to allow for easy extraction and inclusion of specific code blocks in documentation.

Highlights

  • Add Region Tag: The primary change in this PR is the addition of the [START] and [END] region tags around the main function in the search-simple-query.js file. This enables documentation tools to easily identify and extract this specific code snippet.

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  • retail/interactive-tutorials/search/search-simple-query.js
    • Added // [START retail_search_simple_query] tag at line 17.
    • Added // [END retail_search_simple_query] tag at line 82.
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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds standard Google Cloud region tags (// [START retail_search_simple_query] and // [END retail_search_simple_query]) to the search-simple-query.js script. This is a useful change for integrating the code sample with documentation. The implementation aligns well with the common practices for region tags in Google Cloud samples, as typically outlined in the Google Cloud Samples Style Guide. A minor stylistic observation is noted in the findings summary but does not impede the functionality or general clarity of the tags.

Summary of Findings

  • Minor stylistic detail regarding blank line after START region tag: In retail/interactive-tutorials/search/search-simple-query.js, the added // [START retail_search_simple_query] tag on line 17 is followed by a blank line (new line 18) before the async function main() declaration on line 19. While not a functional issue, the Google Cloud Samples Style Guide generally suggests placing the START tag 'immediately preceding the code block', and examples often show no blank line between the tag and the first line of the tagged code. This is considered a low severity stylistic point. Per the review settings, a specific review comment was not added for this, but you might consider removing the blank line for closer adherence to the common styling of region tags in Google Cloud samples.

Merge Readiness

The changes are minor and correctly implement the addition of region tags. There are no blocking issues. One minor stylistic point of low severity has been noted in the findings summary; addressing it is at the author's discretion and it does not require changes for merging. This PR appears ready for merge. As a reviewer, I cannot approve the PR myself; approval should be sought from other designated reviewers.

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