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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the post-processing logic for Google Cloud Python client library generation. It introduces more consistent import patterns for protobuf definitions, specifically transitioning to import ... as ... syntax. Additionally, it cleans up generated code by removing unnecessary imports and updates import paths to align with versioned API namespaces, enhancing the overall quality and maintainability of the generated client libraries.

Highlights

• Standardized Import Syntax: Modified post-processing rules to change from <module> import <name> to import <module> as <name> for various protobuf-related modules, including policy_pb2, severity_pb2, and attestation_pb2, across multiple client libraries.
• Removed Unused Imports: Updated post-processing configurations to remove specific unused import statements from generated test files, improving code cleanliness and reducing potential clutter.
• Updated Versioned Namespace Imports: Adjusted import rules for gkehub to correctly reference modules within versioned API namespaces, ensuring compatibility and proper module resolution for generated client libraries.

Changelog

• .librarian/generator-input/client-post-processing/containeranalysis-grafeas-integration.yaml
  • Changed from google.iam.v1 import policy_pb2 to import google.iam.v1.policy_pb2 as policy_pb2.
  • Changed from grafeas.v1 import severity_pb2 to import grafeas.v1.severity_pb2 as severity_pb2.
• .librarian/generator-input/client-post-processing/proto-plus-dependency-with-modified-namespace.yaml
  • Changed from grafeas.v1 import attestation_pb2 to import grafeas.v1.attestation_pb2 as attestation_pb2.
  • Changed from google.iam.v2 import policy_pb2 to import google.iam.v2.policy_pb2 as policy_pb2.
• .librarian/generator-input/client-post-processing/remove-unused-imports.yaml
  • Removed imports for configmanagement_pb2 and multiclusteringress_pb2 from gkehub test files.
  • Removed imports for attestation_pb2 and common_pb2 from binaryauthorization test files.
• .librarian/generator-input/client-post-processing/sub-api-versioned-namespace.yaml
  • Updated imports for configmanagement_pb2 and multiclusteringress_pb2 in gkehub to use from google.cloud.gkehub_v1 import ... syntax.

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Code Review

This pull request updates several YAML configuration files that appear to be part of a code generation post-processing pipeline. The changes consistently update Python import statements within these configurations, moving from a from ... import ... style to import ... as .... This refactoring is applied to the search patterns (before: blocks) and, where necessary, the replacement patterns (after: blocks) to maintain consistency. These changes seem to be a necessary maintenance step to align the post-processing rules with a new format from an upstream code generator. The new import style is generally clearer and less prone to namespace conflicts. The changes are consistent and correctly implemented across all files.