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chore(all): auto-regenerate .pb.go files
This is an auto-generated regeneration of the .pb.go files by cloud.google.com/go/internal/gapicgen. Once this PR is submitted, genbot will update the corresponding PR to depend on the newer version of go-genproto, and assign reviewers. Whilst this or any regen PR is open in go-genproto, genbot will not create any more regeneration PRs. If all regen PRs are closed, gapicgen will create a new set of regeneration PRs once per night. If you have been assigned to review this PR, please: - Ensure that CI is passing. If it's failing, it requires your manual attention. - Approve and submit this PR if you believe it's ready to ship. That will prompt genbot to assign reviewers to the google-cloud-go PR. Corresponding google-cloud-go PR: googleapis/google-cloud-go#5839 Changes: chore(run): configure Ruby builds for datastream v1, run v2, and the run wrapper PiperOrigin-RevId: 438645968 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@9da5e7f docs(servicemanagement): Remove redundant "API" in the service name PiperOrigin-RevId: 438645460 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@59b819d chore: regenerate API index Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@20c3e3b chore: add/correct proto namespace options PiperOrigin-RevId: 438627610 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@21d4779 feat(dlp): add DataProfilePubSubMessage supporting pub/sub integration PiperOrigin-RevId: 438616324 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@52df4b4 chore(bigquery/datatransfer): remove unused imports PiperOrigin-RevId: 438616112 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@33dd46b chore: regenerate API index Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@d418985 feat!: Add bigquerymigration v2 client library PiperOrigin-RevId: 438598826 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@84762fa feat(bigquery/storage): Deprecate format specific `row_count` field in Read API PiperOrigin-RevId: 438434001 Source-Link: googleapis/googleapis@727f08b
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