google-apis-contentwarehouse_v1 0.28.0 → 0.29.0

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@@ -5407,14 +5407,16 @@ module Google
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::SocialGraphApiProtoPronunciations]
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  attr_accessor :pronunciations
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- # Read-only. A possibly shorter version of the user's name. - The purpose of
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- # this field is to address the needs of UIs where a full display name might be
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- # too large to fit. Instead of relying on `first_name`, which might not be
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- # present, `short_display_name` is preferred. - This is only available for
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- # PROFILE and DOMAIN_PROFILE container types. - About the actual content in this
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- # field: will be the first name when it's visible to the requester, or the same
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- # as `display_name`, otherwise. A sample scenario where the first name may not
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- # be visible is when the limited profile is returned. For more info, see: http://
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+ # NOTE: this is currently NOT IMPLEMENTED due to changed priorities. Clients
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+ # usually rely on "first name" instead, when a short name is needed. Read-only.
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+ # A possibly shorter version of the user's name. - The purpose of this field is
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+ # to address the needs of UIs where a full display name might be too large to
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+ # fit. Instead of relying on `first_name`, which might not be present, `
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+ # short_display_name` is preferred. - This is only available for PROFILE and
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+ # DOMAIN_PROFILE container types. - About the actual content in this field: will
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+ # be the first name when it's visible to the requester, or the same as `
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+ # display_name`, otherwise. A sample scenario where the first name may not be
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+ # visible is when the limited profile is returned. For more info, see: http://
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  # shortn/_9iV7TJ33la
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `shortDisplayName`
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  # @return [String]
@@ -10140,11 +10142,7 @@ module Google
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  end
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  # This proto contains the information of a calendar event, including title,
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- # start time, end time, etc. IMPORTANT: The definition of CalendarEvent proto is
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- # being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/calendar_event_type.proto.
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- # All existing references will be updated to point to the new location. If you
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- # are adding a reference, use the new one instead. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent)
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- # NEXT_ID: 26
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+ # start time, end time, etc. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent) NEXT_ID: 26
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEvent
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -10174,10 +10172,7 @@ module Google
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  attr_accessor :description
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  # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
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- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
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- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
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- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
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- # reference, use the new one instead.
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+ # given timezone).
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `end`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
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  attr_accessor :end
@@ -10275,10 +10270,7 @@ module Google
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  attr_accessor :rooms
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  # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
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- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
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- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
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- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
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- # reference, use the new one instead.
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+ # given timezone).
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `start`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
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  attr_accessor :start
@@ -10548,11 +10540,7 @@ module Google
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  # attentional-entities, while maintaining BUILD visibility protection for their
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  # contents. The BUILD-visibility-protected extension to this message is defined
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  # at http://google3/assistant/verticals/calendar/proto/
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- # multi_account_calendar_event.proto IMPORTANT: The definition of
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- # CalendarEventWrapper proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
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- # governed/calendar_event_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to
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- # point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one
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- # instead.
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+ # multi_account_calendar_event.proto
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEventWrapper
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -10667,8 +10655,11 @@ module Google
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesCloudProviderInfoAgentStyle
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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- # Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors google.type.
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- # Color.
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+ # LINT.IfChange Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors
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+ # google.type.Color. IMPORTANT: The definition of Color proto is being moved to /
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+ # /assistant/api/core_types/color_type.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead.
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `backgroundColor`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedColor]
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  attr_accessor :background_color
@@ -10691,8 +10682,11 @@ module Google
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  # @return [String]
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  attr_accessor :logo_url
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- # Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors google.type.
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- # Color.
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+ # LINT.IfChange Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors
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+ # google.type.Color. IMPORTANT: The definition of Color proto is being moved to /
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+ # /assistant/api/core_types/color_type.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead.
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `maskColor`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedColor]
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  attr_accessor :mask_color
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  # @return [String]
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  attr_accessor :portrait_background_image_url
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- # Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors google.type.
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- # Color.
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+ # LINT.IfChange Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors
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+ # google.type.Color. IMPORTANT: The definition of Color proto is being moved to /
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+ # /assistant/api/core_types/color_type.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead.
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `primaryColor`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedColor]
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  attr_accessor :primary_color
@@ -10890,10 +10887,7 @@ module Google
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  end
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  end
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- # IMPORTANT: The definition of DeviceUserIdentity is being moved to //assistant/
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- # api/core_types/governed/device_user_identity.proto. All existing references
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- # will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference,
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- # use the new DeviceUserIdentity instead of this one. // LINT.IfChange
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+ # LINT.IfChange
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesDeviceUserIdentity
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -10929,8 +10923,11 @@ module Google
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  end
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  end
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- # Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors google.type.
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- # Color.
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+ # LINT.IfChange Represents a color in the RGBA color space. This message mirrors
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+ # google.type.Color. IMPORTANT: The definition of Color proto is being moved to /
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+ # /assistant/api/core_types/color_type.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead.
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedColor
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -10975,7 +10972,10 @@ module Google
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  # The identification information for third party devices that integrates with
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  # the assistant. All of these fields will be populated by the third party when
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- # the query is sent from the third party device. Next Id: 5
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+ # the query is sent from the third party device. IMPORTANT: The definition of
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+ # DeviceConfig proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/device_type.
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+ # proto. All existing references will be updated to point to the new location.
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+ # If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead. Next Id: 5
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedDeviceConfig
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -11011,7 +11011,10 @@ module Google
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  # http://google3/assistant/context/util/lib/device_id.dart;l=26;rcl=442126145 *
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  # Java: http://google3/java/com/google/assistant/assistantserver/utils/
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  # DeviceIdHelper.java;l=9;rcl=390378522 See http://go/deviceid-equality for more
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- # details. Next ID: 14
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+ # details. IMPORTANT: The definition of DeviceId proto is being moved to //
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+ # assistant/api/core_types/device_type.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead. Next ID: 14
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedDeviceId
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -11066,7 +11069,10 @@ module Google
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  # The identification information for third party devices that integrates with
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  # the assistant. All of these fields will be populated by the third party when
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- # the query is sent from the third party device. Next Id: 5
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+ # the query is sent from the third party device. IMPORTANT: The definition of
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+ # DeviceConfig proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/device_type.
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+ # proto. All existing references will be updated to point to the new location.
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+ # If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead. Next Id: 5
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  # Corresponds to the JSON property `deviceConfig`
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  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedDeviceConfig]
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  attr_accessor :device_config
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  end
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  end
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- # Task metadata information describing the ringtone. Next id: 11
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+ # LINT.IfChange Task metadata information describing the ringtone. IMPORTANT:
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+ # The definition of RingtoneTaskMetadata proto is being moved to //assistant/api/
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+ # core_types/ringtone_task_metadata.proto. All existing references will be
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+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # new one instead. Next id: 11
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedRingtoneTaskMetadata
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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@@ -11456,7 +11466,12 @@ module Google
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  # replaces the User-Agent string within the Assistant Server. Note: The
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  # SurfaceIdentity proto should only be used to derive the capabilities of a
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  # surface. It should not be accessed outside of the CapabilityBuilder or
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- # CapabilityChecker. NEXT ID: 6 LINT.IfChange
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+ # CapabilityChecker. IMPORTANT: The partial migration to the SurfaceIdentity and
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+ # SurfaceVersion protos defined here is being rolled back (b/303012824). All
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+ # existing references will be updated to point back to //assistant/api/
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+ # core_types/surface_identity.proto. If you are adding a reference, use the
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+ # SurfaceIdentity and SurfaceVersion protos defined there. NEXT ID: 6 LINT.
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+ # IfChange
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedSurfaceIdentity
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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  end
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  end
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- # governed/image_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point to
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- # the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new Image message
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- # instead of this one. LINT.IfChange NextId: 13
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+ # An image represents the data about an image or a photo. LINT.IfChange NextId:
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+ # 13
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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  attr_accessor :app_icon_identifier
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- # the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new Image message
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+ # An image represents the data about an image or a photo. LINT.IfChange NextId:
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+ # 13
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- # SurfaceIdentity and SurfaceVersion protos are being moved to //assistant/api/
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- # core_types/governed/surface_identity.proto All existing references will be
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- # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
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- # new SurfaceIdentity and SurfaceVersion protos instead of the protos defined
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- # here. LINT.IfChange
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+ # CapabilityChecker. NEXT ID: 6 LINT.IfChange
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  class AssistantApiCoreTypesSurfaceIdentity
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  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
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+ # ontological `surface_type` field above. If you need to access the legacy
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+ # surface type, please file a bug and add it in your code to migrate to
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+ # ontological surface type.
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+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `legacySurfaceType`
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+ # @return [String]
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+ # DEPRECATED. The legacy device's surface type string. NOTE: Prefer using the
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+ # string version of the assistant.api.core_types.SurfaceType enum. The server
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+ # should not use this field, rather it should use the SurfaceType value derived
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  # all of the constraints. Note that devices may support some constraints, but
14003
- # not all. IMPORTANT: The definition of Recurrence proto is being moved to //
14004
- # assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references
14005
- # will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference,
14006
- # use the new one instead.
14022
+ # not all.
14007
14023
  class AssistantApiRecurrence
14008
14024
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
14009
14025
 
14010
- # A Gregorian calendar date. IMPORTANT: The definition of Date proto is being
14011
- # moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
14012
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
14013
- # reference, use the new one instead.
14026
+ # A Gregorian calendar date.
14014
14027
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `begin`
14015
14028
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDate]
14016
14029
  attr_accessor :begin
14017
14030
 
14018
14031
  # A list of blacklisted dates to skip the alarm on.
14019
14032
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `blacklistedRanges`
14020
- # @return [Array<Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiRecurrenceDatetimeRange>]
14033
+ # @return [Array<Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTimeRange>]
14021
14034
  attr_accessor :blacklisted_ranges
14022
14035
 
14023
14036
  # Specifies the date in a month. For example, if day_of_month is 15, then it
@@ -14032,10 +14045,7 @@ module Google
14032
14045
  # @return [Array<Fixnum>]
14033
14046
  attr_accessor :day_of_week
14034
14047
 
14035
- # A Gregorian calendar date. IMPORTANT: The definition of Date proto is being
14036
- # moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
14037
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
14038
- # reference, use the new one instead.
14048
+ # A Gregorian calendar date.
14039
14049
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `end`
14040
14050
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDate]
14041
14051
  attr_accessor :end
@@ -14082,39 +14092,6 @@ module Google
14082
14092
  end
14083
14093
  end
14084
14094
 
14085
- # A representation of a range of time with start and end datetime specified.
14086
- class AssistantApiRecurrenceDatetimeRange
14087
- include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
14088
-
14089
- # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
14090
- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
14091
- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
14092
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
14093
- # reference, use the new one instead.
14094
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `endDate`
14095
- # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
14096
- attr_accessor :end_date
14097
-
14098
- # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
14099
- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
14100
- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
14101
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
14102
- # reference, use the new one instead.
14103
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `startDate`
14104
- # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
14105
- attr_accessor :start_date
14106
-
14107
- def initialize(**args)
14108
- update!(**args)
14109
- end
14110
-
14111
- # Update properties of this object
14112
- def update!(**args)
14113
- @end_date = args[:end_date] if args.key?(:end_date)
14114
- @start_date = args[:start_date] if args.key?(:start_date)
14115
- end
14116
- end
14117
-
14118
14095
  # These capabilities represent the tactile features associated with the device.
14119
14096
  # This includes, for example, whether the device has a screen, how big the
14120
14097
  # screen is, and privacy of the screen. Next ID: 11
@@ -14977,10 +14954,6 @@ module Google
14977
14954
  # A time zone. Conceptually, a time zone is a set of rules associated with a
14978
14955
  # location that describes a UTC offset and how it changes over time (e.g.
14979
14956
  # Daylight Saving Time). The offset is used to compute the local date and time.
14980
- # IMPORTANT: The definition of TimeZone enum is being moved to //assistant/api/
14981
- # core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be
14982
- # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
14983
- # new one instead.
14984
14957
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `timeZone`
14985
14958
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimeZone]
14986
14959
  attr_accessor :time_zone
@@ -15490,30 +15463,24 @@ module Google
15490
15463
  alias_method :dismissable?, :dismissable
15491
15464
 
15492
15465
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15493
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15494
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15495
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15496
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15497
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15498
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15499
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15500
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15501
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15466
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15467
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15468
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15469
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15470
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15471
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15502
15472
  # new APIs.
15503
15473
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `effectiveTime`
15504
15474
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
15505
15475
  attr_accessor :effective_time
15506
15476
 
15507
15477
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15508
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15509
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15510
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15511
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15512
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15513
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15514
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15515
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15516
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15478
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15479
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15480
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15481
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15482
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15483
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15517
15484
  # new APIs.
15518
15485
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `expiryTime`
15519
15486
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -15621,15 +15588,12 @@ module Google
15621
15588
  attr_accessor :card_settings
15622
15589
 
15623
15590
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15624
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15625
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15626
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15627
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15628
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15629
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15630
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15631
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15632
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15591
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15592
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15593
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15594
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15595
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15596
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15633
15597
  # new APIs.
15634
15598
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `deviceClearRequest`
15635
15599
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -15655,45 +15619,36 @@ module Google
15655
15619
  alias_method :hospitality_mode_enabled?, :hospitality_mode_enabled
15656
15620
 
15657
15621
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15658
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15659
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15660
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15661
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15662
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15663
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15664
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15665
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15666
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15622
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15623
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15624
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15625
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15626
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15627
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15667
15628
  # new APIs.
15668
15629
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastDeviceClear`
15669
15630
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
15670
15631
  attr_accessor :last_device_clear
15671
15632
 
15672
15633
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15673
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15674
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15675
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15676
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15677
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15678
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15679
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15680
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15681
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15634
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15635
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15636
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15637
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15638
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15639
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15682
15640
  # new APIs.
15683
15641
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastModifiedTimestamp`
15684
15642
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
15685
15643
  attr_accessor :last_modified_timestamp
15686
15644
 
15687
15645
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15688
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15689
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15690
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15691
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15692
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15693
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15694
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15695
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15696
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15646
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15647
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15648
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15649
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15650
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15651
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15697
15652
  # new APIs.
15698
15653
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastWelcomed`
15699
15654
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -15726,15 +15681,12 @@ module Google
15726
15681
  alias_method :verbal_reset_supported?, :verbal_reset_supported
15727
15682
 
15728
15683
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
15729
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
15730
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
15731
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
15732
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
15733
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
15734
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
15735
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
15736
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
15737
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15684
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15685
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15686
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15687
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15688
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15689
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15738
15690
  # new APIs.
15739
15691
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `welcomeRequest`
15740
15692
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -16015,30 +15967,24 @@ module Google
16015
15967
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
16016
15968
 
16017
15969
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
16018
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
16019
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
16020
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
16021
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
16022
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
16023
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
16024
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
16025
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
16026
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15970
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15971
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15972
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15973
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15974
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15975
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
16027
15976
  # new APIs.
16028
15977
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastEnterGuestModeTimestamp`
16029
15978
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
16030
15979
  attr_accessor :last_enter_guest_mode_timestamp
16031
15980
 
16032
15981
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
16033
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
16034
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
16035
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
16036
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
16037
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
16038
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
16039
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
16040
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
16041
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
15982
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
15983
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
15984
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
15985
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
15986
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
15987
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
16042
15988
  # new APIs.
16043
15989
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastExitGuestModeTimestamp`
16044
15990
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -17999,10 +17945,7 @@ module Google
17999
17945
  end
18000
17946
  end
18001
17947
 
18002
- # A civil time relative to a timezone. IMPORTANT: The definition of TimeOfDay
18003
- # proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.
18004
- # proto. All existing references will be updated to point to the new location.
18005
- # If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
17948
+ # A civil time relative to a timezone.
18006
17949
  class AssistantApiTimeOfDay
18007
17950
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
18008
17951
 
@@ -18042,10 +17985,6 @@ module Google
18042
17985
  # A time zone. Conceptually, a time zone is a set of rules associated with a
18043
17986
  # location that describes a UTC offset and how it changes over time (e.g.
18044
17987
  # Daylight Saving Time). The offset is used to compute the local date and time.
18045
- # IMPORTANT: The definition of TimeZone enum is being moved to //assistant/api/
18046
- # core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be
18047
- # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
18048
- # new one instead.
18049
17988
  class AssistantApiTimeZone
18050
17989
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
18051
17990
 
@@ -18065,15 +18004,12 @@ module Google
18065
18004
  end
18066
18005
 
18067
18006
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
18068
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
18069
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
18070
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
18071
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
18072
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
18073
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
18074
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
18075
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
18076
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
18007
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
18008
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
18009
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
18010
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
18011
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
18012
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
18077
18013
  # new APIs.
18078
18014
  class AssistantApiTimestamp
18079
18015
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
@@ -18183,7 +18119,7 @@ module Google
18183
18119
  end
18184
18120
  end
18185
18121
 
18186
- # LINT.IfChanged Identifier for an application provider. NOTE: AppProviderId
18122
+ # LINT.IfChange Identifier for an application provider. NOTE: AppProviderId
18187
18123
  # contains surface-specific info, such as the Android package name of the
18188
18124
  # application. This was necessary for supporting current use cases that rely on
18189
18125
  # surface-specific info in feature code. Eventually we want to deprecate
@@ -18328,7 +18264,7 @@ module Google
18328
18264
  class AssistantContextProviderId
18329
18265
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
18330
18266
 
18331
- # LINT.IfChanged Identifier for an application provider. NOTE: AppProviderId
18267
+ # LINT.IfChange Identifier for an application provider. NOTE: AppProviderId
18332
18268
  # contains surface-specific info, such as the Android package name of the
18333
18269
  # application. This was necessary for supporting current use cases that rely on
18334
18270
  # surface-specific info in feature code. Eventually we want to deprecate
@@ -19985,7 +19921,10 @@ module Google
19985
19921
  # http://google3/assistant/context/util/lib/device_id.dart;l=26;rcl=442126145 *
19986
19922
  # Java: http://google3/java/com/google/assistant/assistantserver/utils/
19987
19923
  # DeviceIdHelper.java;l=9;rcl=390378522 See http://go/deviceid-equality for more
19988
- # details. Next ID: 14
19924
+ # details. IMPORTANT: The definition of DeviceId proto is being moved to //
19925
+ # assistant/api/core_types/device_type.proto. All existing references will be
19926
+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
19927
+ # new one instead. Next ID: 14
19989
19928
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `deviceId`
19990
19929
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedDeviceId]
19991
19930
  attr_accessor :device_id
@@ -20006,7 +19945,12 @@ module Google
20006
19945
  # replaces the User-Agent string within the Assistant Server. Note: The
20007
19946
  # SurfaceIdentity proto should only be used to derive the capabilities of a
20008
19947
  # surface. It should not be accessed outside of the CapabilityBuilder or
20009
- # CapabilityChecker. NEXT ID: 6 LINT.IfChange
19948
+ # CapabilityChecker. IMPORTANT: The partial migration to the SurfaceIdentity and
19949
+ # SurfaceVersion protos defined here is being rolled back (b/303012824). All
19950
+ # existing references will be updated to point back to //assistant/api/
19951
+ # core_types/surface_identity.proto. If you are adding a reference, use the
19952
+ # SurfaceIdentity and SurfaceVersion protos defined there. NEXT ID: 6 LINT.
19953
+ # IfChange
20010
19954
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `surfaceIdentity`
20011
19955
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedSurfaceIdentity]
20012
19956
  attr_accessor :surface_identity
@@ -20035,7 +19979,7 @@ module Google
20035
19979
  attr_accessor :properties
20036
19980
 
20037
19981
  # The states of the device. They are dynamic and may change based on the current
20038
- # context. Next ID: 13
19982
+ # context. Next ID: 15
20039
19983
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `states`
20040
19984
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantGroundingRankerDeviceTargetingFeaturesStates]
20041
19985
  attr_accessor :states
@@ -20085,7 +20029,7 @@ module Google
20085
20029
  end
20086
20030
 
20087
20031
  # The states of the device. They are dynamic and may change based on the current
20088
- # context. Next ID: 13
20032
+ # context. Next ID: 15
20089
20033
  class AssistantGroundingRankerDeviceTargetingFeaturesStates
20090
20034
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
20091
20035
 
@@ -20174,6 +20118,16 @@ module Google
20174
20118
  attr_accessor :is_tethered
20175
20119
  alias_method :is_tethered?, :is_tethered
20176
20120
 
20121
+ # Indicates the state of media focus from a separate non-local hearing device.
20122
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `mediaFocusStateFromHearingDevice`
20123
+ # @return [String]
20124
+ attr_accessor :media_focus_state_from_hearing_device
20125
+
20126
+ # Indicates the state of media focus from a separate local device.
20127
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `mediaFocusStateFromLocalDevice`
20128
+ # @return [String]
20129
+ attr_accessor :media_focus_state_from_local_device
20130
+
20177
20131
  def initialize(**args)
20178
20132
  update!(**args)
20179
20133
  end
@@ -20192,6 +20146,8 @@ module Google
20192
20146
  @is_local = args[:is_local] if args.key?(:is_local)
20193
20147
  @is_locked = args[:is_locked] if args.key?(:is_locked)
20194
20148
  @is_tethered = args[:is_tethered] if args.key?(:is_tethered)
20149
+ @media_focus_state_from_hearing_device = args[:media_focus_state_from_hearing_device] if args.key?(:media_focus_state_from_hearing_device)
20150
+ @media_focus_state_from_local_device = args[:media_focus_state_from_local_device] if args.key?(:media_focus_state_from_local_device)
20195
20151
  end
20196
20152
  end
20197
20153
 
@@ -20258,7 +20214,7 @@ module Google
20258
20214
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantGroundingRankerEndpointGroundingProviderFeatures]
20259
20215
  attr_accessor :endpoint_grounding_provider_features
20260
20216
 
20261
- # Features to be passed from Media GP to HGR. Next ID: 19
20217
+ # Features to be passed from Media GP to HGR. Next ID: 21
20262
20218
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `mediaGroundingProviderFeatures`
20263
20219
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantGroundingRankerMediaGroundingProviderFeatures]
20264
20220
  attr_accessor :media_grounding_provider_features
@@ -20438,7 +20394,7 @@ module Google
20438
20394
  end
20439
20395
  end
20440
20396
 
20441
- # Features to be passed from Media GP to HGR. Next ID: 19
20397
+ # Features to be passed from Media GP to HGR. Next ID: 21
20442
20398
  class AssistantGroundingRankerMediaGroundingProviderFeatures
20443
20399
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
20444
20400
 
@@ -20511,12 +20467,24 @@ module Google
20511
20467
  attr_accessor :is_seed_radio_request
20512
20468
  alias_method :is_seed_radio_request?, :is_seed_radio_request
20513
20469
 
20470
+ # Provider is a self(user) reported subscripted provider https://g3doc.corp.
20471
+ # google.com/knowledge/g3doc/ump/development/GetProviderAffinity.md?cl=head
20472
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `isSelfReportedSvodProvider`
20473
+ # @return [Boolean]
20474
+ attr_accessor :is_self_reported_svod_provider
20475
+ alias_method :is_self_reported_svod_provider?, :is_self_reported_svod_provider
20476
+
20514
20477
  # Indicates whether this is youtube content seeking music.
20515
20478
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `isYoutubeMusicSeeking`
20516
20479
  # @return [Boolean]
20517
20480
  attr_accessor :is_youtube_music_seeking
20518
20481
  alias_method :is_youtube_music_seeking?, :is_youtube_music_seeking
20519
20482
 
20483
+ # Account Type of the user for the provider
20484
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `mediaAccountType`
20485
+ # @return [String]
20486
+ attr_accessor :media_account_type
20487
+
20520
20488
  # MediaAquaAction::media_content_type from interpretation. It can be used for
20521
20489
  # cross-content type ranking, for example, if a candidate's content type does
20522
20490
  # not match this content type from interpretation, this candidate will be
@@ -20579,7 +20547,9 @@ module Google
20579
20547
  @is_most_recent_song_album_ambiguous = args[:is_most_recent_song_album_ambiguous] if args.key?(:is_most_recent_song_album_ambiguous)
20580
20548
  @is_seed_radio = args[:is_seed_radio] if args.key?(:is_seed_radio)
20581
20549
  @is_seed_radio_request = args[:is_seed_radio_request] if args.key?(:is_seed_radio_request)
20550
+ @is_self_reported_svod_provider = args[:is_self_reported_svod_provider] if args.key?(:is_self_reported_svod_provider)
20582
20551
  @is_youtube_music_seeking = args[:is_youtube_music_seeking] if args.key?(:is_youtube_music_seeking)
20552
+ @media_account_type = args[:media_account_type] if args.key?(:media_account_type)
20583
20553
  @media_content_type = args[:media_content_type] if args.key?(:media_content_type)
20584
20554
  @msc_rate = args[:msc_rate] if args.key?(:msc_rate)
20585
20555
  @scubed_p_sai_music = args[:scubed_p_sai_music] if args.key?(:scubed_p_sai_music)
@@ -22448,7 +22418,7 @@ module Google
22448
22418
 
22449
22419
  # Signals to be used by the Prefulfillment Ranker. Derived from the
22450
22420
  # ParsingSignals and GroundingSignals carried by the FunctionCall. LINT.IfChange
22451
- # Next ID: 66
22421
+ # Next ID: 68
22452
22422
  class AssistantPrefulfillmentRankerPrefulfillmentSignals
22453
22423
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
22454
22424
 
@@ -22595,6 +22565,12 @@ module Google
22595
22565
  attr_accessor :is_media_control_intent
22596
22566
  alias_method :is_media_control_intent?, :is_media_control_intent
22597
22567
 
22568
+ # Whether this interpretation was genearted by NSP.
22569
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `isNspIntent`
22570
+ # @return [Boolean]
22571
+ attr_accessor :is_nsp_intent
22572
+ alias_method :is_nsp_intent?, :is_nsp_intent
22573
+
22598
22574
  # Whether the intent is a PlayGenericMusic-type intent.
22599
22575
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `isPlayGenericMusic`
22600
22576
  # @return [Boolean]
@@ -22803,6 +22779,12 @@ module Google
22803
22779
  # @return [Float]
22804
22780
  attr_accessor :top_hypothesis_confidence
22805
22781
 
22782
+ # Whether the interpretation should run through grounding box or not.
22783
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `usesGroundingBox`
22784
+ # @return [Boolean]
22785
+ attr_accessor :uses_grounding_box
22786
+ alias_method :uses_grounding_box?, :uses_grounding_box
22787
+
22806
22788
  # Horizontal feature that stores information about confidence scores for each
22807
22789
  # resolution within the binding set.
22808
22790
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `verticalConfidenceScore`
@@ -22838,6 +22820,7 @@ module Google
22838
22820
  @is_fully_grounded = args[:is_fully_grounded] if args.key?(:is_fully_grounded)
22839
22821
  @is_high_confidence_podcast_intent = args[:is_high_confidence_podcast_intent] if args.key?(:is_high_confidence_podcast_intent)
22840
22822
  @is_media_control_intent = args[:is_media_control_intent] if args.key?(:is_media_control_intent)
22823
+ @is_nsp_intent = args[:is_nsp_intent] if args.key?(:is_nsp_intent)
22841
22824
  @is_play_generic_music = args[:is_play_generic_music] if args.key?(:is_play_generic_music)
22842
22825
  @is_podcast_generic_intent = args[:is_podcast_generic_intent] if args.key?(:is_podcast_generic_intent)
22843
22826
  @is_podcast_intent = args[:is_podcast_intent] if args.key?(:is_podcast_intent)
@@ -22872,6 +22855,7 @@ module Google
22872
22855
  @sub_intent_type = args[:sub_intent_type] if args.key?(:sub_intent_type)
22873
22856
  @tiebreaking_metadata = args[:tiebreaking_metadata] if args.key?(:tiebreaking_metadata)
22874
22857
  @top_hypothesis_confidence = args[:top_hypothesis_confidence] if args.key?(:top_hypothesis_confidence)
22858
+ @uses_grounding_box = args[:uses_grounding_box] if args.key?(:uses_grounding_box)
22875
22859
  @vertical_confidence_score = args[:vertical_confidence_score] if args.key?(:vertical_confidence_score)
22876
22860
  end
22877
22861
  end
@@ -26114,7 +26098,7 @@ module Google
26114
26098
  # annotate who generates the data, the Index Signals or Goldmine annotator name
26115
26099
  # for the fields already onboarded or being onboarded to FDP. Fields without
26116
26100
  # annotation of signal_names or goldmine_annotator_names are not onboarded. Next
26117
- # ID: 538
26101
+ # ID: 539
26118
26102
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `dataVersion`
26119
26103
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::IndexingDocjoinerDataVersion]
26120
26104
  attr_accessor :data_version
@@ -33394,7 +33378,7 @@ module Google
33394
33378
  # CityJsonProto is a custom proto representation of the portion of the CityJSON
33395
33379
  # spec (https://www.cityjson.org/) relevant to internal projects. See go/
33396
33380
  # cityjsonproto-design for more information about the modeling and design
33397
- # decisions implemented here.
33381
+ # decisions implemented here. LINT.IfChange
33398
33382
  class GeostoreCityJsonProto
33399
33383
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
33400
33384
 
@@ -33464,8 +33448,12 @@ module Google
33464
33448
  end
33465
33449
  end
33466
33450
 
33467
- # Representation of geometry. Geometries vary both in type and in level-of-
33468
- # detail, enabling representation of any shape at any level of granularity.
33451
+ # Representation of geometry including geometric primitives which are used as
33452
+ # building blocks to construct geometries of varying complexity. Geometries vary
33453
+ # both in type and in level-of-detail, enabling representation of any shape at
33454
+ # any level of granularity. All geometries are ultimately composed of `
33455
+ # MultiPoint`s, which reference the actual vertices. Only linear and planar
33456
+ # shapes are allowed, no curves or parametric surfaces.
33469
33457
  class GeostoreCityJsonProtoCityObjectGeometry
33470
33458
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
33471
33459
 
@@ -36153,9 +36141,7 @@ module Google
36153
36141
  class GeostoreFlowLineProto
36154
36142
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
36155
36143
 
36156
- # Curvature of the flowline. Note that, curvature can be present even if the
36157
- # flowline doesn't have a track. In which case, curvature will be derived from
36158
- # the segment polyline.
36144
+ # RESERVED
36159
36145
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `curvature`
36160
36146
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::GeostoreCurvatureProto]
36161
36147
  attr_accessor :curvature
@@ -36434,7 +36420,7 @@ module Google
36434
36420
  # CityJsonProto is a custom proto representation of the portion of the CityJSON
36435
36421
  # spec (https://www.cityjson.org/) relevant to internal projects. See go/
36436
36422
  # cityjsonproto-design for more information about the modeling and design
36437
- # decisions implemented here.
36423
+ # decisions implemented here. LINT.IfChange
36438
36424
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `geometry`
36439
36425
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::GeostoreCityJsonProto]
36440
36426
  attr_accessor :geometry
@@ -61294,7 +61280,7 @@ module Google
61294
61280
  # annotate who generates the data, the Index Signals or Goldmine annotator name
61295
61281
  # for the fields already onboarded or being onboarded to FDP. Fields without
61296
61282
  # annotation of signal_names or goldmine_annotator_names are not onboarded. Next
61297
- # ID: 538
61283
+ # ID: 539
61298
61284
  class IndexingDocjoinerDataVersion
61299
61285
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
61300
61286
 
@@ -61638,11 +61624,16 @@ module Google
61638
61624
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::IndexingDocjoinerDataVersionVersionInfo]
61639
61625
  attr_accessor :image_stock_stock_image_annotation
61640
61626
 
61641
- # END DATA FIELDS
61627
+ #
61642
61628
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `imageembed`
61643
61629
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::IndexingDocjoinerDataVersionVersionInfo]
61644
61630
  attr_accessor :imageembed
61645
61631
 
61632
+ # END DATA FIELDS
61633
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `imageembedDomainNorm`
61634
+ # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::IndexingDocjoinerDataVersionVersionInfo]
61635
+ attr_accessor :imageembed_domain_norm
61636
+
61646
61637
  #
61647
61638
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `indexingAnnotationsAnnotationMeta`
61648
61639
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::IndexingDocjoinerDataVersionVersionInfo]
@@ -64033,6 +64024,7 @@ module Google
64033
64024
  @image_search_rejected_image_info_list = args[:image_search_rejected_image_info_list] if args.key?(:image_search_rejected_image_info_list)
64034
64025
  @image_stock_stock_image_annotation = args[:image_stock_stock_image_annotation] if args.key?(:image_stock_stock_image_annotation)
64035
64026
  @imageembed = args[:imageembed] if args.key?(:imageembed)
64027
+ @imageembed_domain_norm = args[:imageembed_domain_norm] if args.key?(:imageembed_domain_norm)
64036
64028
  @indexing_annotations_annotation_meta = args[:indexing_annotations_annotation_meta] if args.key?(:indexing_annotations_annotation_meta)
64037
64029
  @indexing_annotations_app_market_app_market_annotation = args[:indexing_annotations_app_market_app_market_annotation] if args.key?(:indexing_annotations_app_market_app_market_annotation)
64038
64030
  @indexing_annotations_apps_cache_colon_annotation = args[:indexing_annotations_apps_cache_colon_annotation] if args.key?(:indexing_annotations_apps_cache_colon_annotation)
@@ -65526,7 +65518,7 @@ module Google
65526
65518
  # rebuilt and pushed: - cron_fetcher_index mapreduces: so that UrlReplyIndex,
65527
65519
  # etc. retain the new fields - tlookup, tlookup_server: want to be able to
65528
65520
  # return the new fields - logviewer, fetchutil: annoying to get back 'tag88:' in
65529
- # results -------------------------- Next Tag: 124 -----------------------
65521
+ # results -------------------------- Next Tag: 125 -----------------------
65530
65522
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `frd`
65531
65523
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::TrawlerFetchReplyData]
65532
65524
  attr_accessor :frd
@@ -69105,11 +69097,7 @@ module Google
69105
69097
  attr_accessor :audio
69106
69098
 
69107
69099
  # This proto contains the information of a calendar event, including title,
69108
- # start time, end time, etc. IMPORTANT: The definition of CalendarEvent proto is
69109
- # being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/calendar_event_type.proto.
69110
- # All existing references will be updated to point to the new location. If you
69111
- # are adding a reference, use the new one instead. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent)
69112
- # NEXT_ID: 26
69100
+ # start time, end time, etc. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent) NEXT_ID: 26
69113
69101
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `calendarEvent`
69114
69102
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEvent]
69115
69103
  attr_accessor :calendar_event
@@ -69118,11 +69106,7 @@ module Google
69118
69106
  # attentional-entities, while maintaining BUILD visibility protection for their
69119
69107
  # contents. The BUILD-visibility-protected extension to this message is defined
69120
69108
  # at http://google3/assistant/verticals/calendar/proto/
69121
- # multi_account_calendar_event.proto IMPORTANT: The definition of
69122
- # CalendarEventWrapper proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
69123
- # governed/calendar_event_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to
69124
- # point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one
69125
- # instead.
69109
+ # multi_account_calendar_event.proto
69126
69110
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `calendarEventWrapper`
69127
69111
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEventWrapper]
69128
69112
  attr_accessor :calendar_event_wrapper
@@ -69195,10 +69179,7 @@ module Google
69195
69179
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesDeviceId]
69196
69180
  attr_accessor :device_id
69197
69181
 
69198
- # IMPORTANT: The definition of DeviceUserIdentity is being moved to //assistant/
69199
- # api/core_types/governed/device_user_identity.proto. All existing references
69200
- # will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference,
69201
- # use the new DeviceUserIdentity instead of this one. // LINT.IfChange
69182
+ # LINT.IfChange
69202
69183
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `deviceUserIdentity`
69203
69184
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesDeviceUserIdentity]
69204
69185
  attr_accessor :device_user_identity
@@ -69907,7 +69888,7 @@ module Google
69907
69888
 
69908
69889
  # Signals to be used by the Prefulfillment Ranker. Derived from the
69909
69890
  # ParsingSignals and GroundingSignals carried by the FunctionCall. LINT.IfChange
69910
- # Next ID: 66
69891
+ # Next ID: 68
69911
69892
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `prefulfillmentSignals`
69912
69893
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantPrefulfillmentRankerPrefulfillmentSignals]
69913
69894
  attr_accessor :prefulfillment_signals
@@ -83003,11 +82984,7 @@ module Google
83003
82984
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
83004
82985
 
83005
82986
  # This proto contains the information of a calendar event, including title,
83006
- # start time, end time, etc. IMPORTANT: The definition of CalendarEvent proto is
83007
- # being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/governed/calendar_event_type.proto.
83008
- # All existing references will be updated to point to the new location. If you
83009
- # are adding a reference, use the new one instead. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent)
83010
- # NEXT_ID: 26
82987
+ # start time, end time, etc. LINT.IfChange(CalendarEvent) NEXT_ID: 26
83011
82988
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `calendarEvent`
83012
82989
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEvent]
83013
82990
  attr_accessor :calendar_event
@@ -83016,11 +82993,7 @@ module Google
83016
82993
  # attentional-entities, while maintaining BUILD visibility protection for their
83017
82994
  # contents. The BUILD-visibility-protected extension to this message is defined
83018
82995
  # at http://google3/assistant/verticals/calendar/proto/
83019
- # multi_account_calendar_event.proto IMPORTANT: The definition of
83020
- # CalendarEventWrapper proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
83021
- # governed/calendar_event_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to
83022
- # point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one
83023
- # instead.
82996
+ # multi_account_calendar_event.proto
83024
82997
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `calendarEventWrapper`
83025
82998
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesCalendarEventWrapper]
83026
82999
  attr_accessor :calendar_event_wrapper
@@ -84706,15 +84679,12 @@ module Google
84706
84679
  attr_accessor :news_content_type
84707
84680
 
84708
84681
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
84709
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
84710
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
84711
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
84712
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
84713
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
84714
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
84715
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
84716
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
84717
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
84682
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
84683
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
84684
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
84685
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
84686
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
84687
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
84718
84688
  # new APIs.
84719
84689
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `publicationTime`
84720
84690
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -91371,7 +91341,7 @@ module Google
91371
91341
  attr_accessor :noimageframeoverlayreason
91372
91342
 
91373
91343
  # NOTE: When adding a new field to be propagated to Raffia check if
91374
- # NsrPatternSignalSpec needs to be updated. Next ID: 54
91344
+ # NsrPatternSignalSpec needs to be updated. Next ID: 55
91375
91345
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `nsrDataProto`
91376
91346
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityNsrNsrData]
91377
91347
  attr_accessor :nsr_data_proto
@@ -95816,10 +95786,7 @@ module Google
95816
95786
  alias_method :archived?, :archived
95817
95787
 
95818
95788
  # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
95819
- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
95820
- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
95821
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
95822
- # reference, use the new one instead.
95789
+ # given timezone).
95823
95790
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `archivedTime`
95824
95791
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
95825
95792
  attr_accessor :archived_time
@@ -95870,10 +95837,7 @@ module Google
95870
95837
  attr_accessor :client_type
95871
95838
 
95872
95839
  # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
95873
- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
95874
- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
95875
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
95876
- # reference, use the new one instead.
95840
+ # given timezone).
95877
95841
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `createTime`
95878
95842
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
95879
95843
  attr_accessor :create_time
@@ -95896,10 +95860,7 @@ module Google
95896
95860
  attr_accessor :customized_notification_card
95897
95861
 
95898
95862
  # A date-time specification, combining a date and civil time (relative to a
95899
- # given timezone). IMPORTANT: The definition of DateTime proto is being moved to
95900
- # //assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing
95901
- # references will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a
95902
- # reference, use the new one instead.
95863
+ # given timezone).
95903
95864
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `datetime`
95904
95865
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiDateTime]
95905
95866
  attr_accessor :datetime
@@ -96312,10 +96273,7 @@ module Google
96312
96273
  # a (possibly unbounded) sequence of dates on which an event falls, described by
96313
96274
  # a list of constraints. A date is in a recurrence if and only if it satisfies
96314
96275
  # all of the constraints. Note that devices may support some constraints, but
96315
- # not all. IMPORTANT: The definition of Recurrence proto is being moved to //
96316
- # assistant/api/core_types/governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references
96317
- # will be updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference,
96318
- # use the new one instead.
96276
+ # not all.
96319
96277
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `recurrence`
96320
96278
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiRecurrence]
96321
96279
  attr_accessor :recurrence
@@ -96406,15 +96364,12 @@ module Google
96406
96364
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
96407
96365
 
96408
96366
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
96409
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
96410
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
96411
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
96412
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
96413
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
96414
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
96415
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
96416
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
96417
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
96367
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
96368
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
96369
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
96370
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
96371
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
96372
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
96418
96373
  # new APIs.
96419
96374
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `creationTime`
96420
96375
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -96457,15 +96412,12 @@ module Google
96457
96412
  attr_accessor :label
96458
96413
 
96459
96414
  # An absolute point in time independent of timezone or calendar, based on the
96460
- # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). IMPORTANT: The
96461
- # definition of Timestamp proto is being moved to //assistant/api/core_types/
96462
- # governed/datetime_type.proto. All existing references will be updated to point
96463
- # to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the new one instead.
96464
- # NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined
96465
- # separately from google.protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2
96466
- # syntax. The incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-
96467
- # wide standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred.
96468
- # In fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
96415
+ # proto3 Timestamp (//google/protobuf/timestamp.proto). NOTE: THIS IS NO LONGER
96416
+ # RECOMMENDED TO BE USED. It was originally defined separately from google.
96417
+ # protobuf.Timestamp due to incompatibility with proto2 syntax. The
96418
+ # incompatibility issues have since been resolved and so the Google-wide
96419
+ # standard representation of google.protobuf.Timestamp should be preferred. In
96420
+ # fact, google.protobuf.* protos in general are now recommended to be used in
96469
96421
  # new APIs.
96470
96422
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `lastUpdated`
96471
96423
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiTimestamp]
@@ -96511,7 +96463,11 @@ module Google
96511
96463
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityActionsRingtone]
96512
96464
  attr_accessor :ringtone
96513
96465
 
96514
- # Task metadata information describing the ringtone. Next id: 11
96466
+ # LINT.IfChange Task metadata information describing the ringtone. IMPORTANT:
96467
+ # The definition of RingtoneTaskMetadata proto is being moved to //assistant/api/
96468
+ # core_types/ringtone_task_metadata.proto. All existing references will be
96469
+ # updated to point to the new location. If you are adding a reference, use the
96470
+ # new one instead. Next id: 11
96515
96471
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `ringtoneTaskMetadata`
96516
96472
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::AssistantApiCoreTypesGovernedRingtoneTaskMetadata]
96517
96473
  attr_accessor :ringtone_task_metadata
@@ -97941,7 +97897,7 @@ module Google
97941
97897
  end
97942
97898
  end
97943
97899
 
97944
- # NEXT TAG: 27
97900
+ # NEXT TAG: 28
97945
97901
  class QualityNavboostCrapsCrapsData
97946
97902
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
97947
97903
 
@@ -98000,7 +97956,7 @@ module Google
98000
97956
  # @return [Float]
98001
97957
  attr_accessor :last_longest_clicks
98002
97958
 
98003
- # NEXT TAG: 27
97959
+ # NEXT TAG: 28
98004
97960
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `mobileData`
98005
97961
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityNavboostCrapsCrapsData]
98006
97962
  attr_accessor :mobile_data
@@ -98075,6 +98031,12 @@ module Google
98075
98031
  # @return [String]
98076
98032
  attr_accessor :url
98077
98033
 
98034
+ # The number of distinct voter tokens (a lower bound on the number of distinct
98035
+ # users that contributed to the entry, used for privacy-related filtering).
98036
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `voterTokenCount`
98037
+ # @return [Fixnum]
98038
+ attr_accessor :voter_token_count
98039
+
98078
98040
  def initialize(**args)
98079
98041
  update!(**args)
98080
98042
  end
@@ -98103,6 +98065,7 @@ module Google
98103
98065
  @unsquashed = args[:unsquashed] if args.key?(:unsquashed)
98104
98066
  @unsquashed_mobile_signals = args[:unsquashed_mobile_signals] if args.key?(:unsquashed_mobile_signals)
98105
98067
  @url = args[:url] if args.key?(:url)
98068
+ @voter_token_count = args[:voter_token_count] if args.key?(:voter_token_count)
98106
98069
  end
98107
98070
  end
98108
98071
 
@@ -98176,6 +98139,16 @@ module Google
98176
98139
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityNavboostCrapsCrapsClickSignals]
98177
98140
  attr_accessor :signals
98178
98141
 
98142
+ # Used for aggregating query unique voter_token during merging. We use 4 uint64(
98143
+ # s) as a 256-bit bitmap to aggregate distinct voter_tokens in Glue model
98144
+ # pipeline. Number of elements should always be either 0 or 4. As an
98145
+ # optimization, we store the voter_token as a single uint64 if only one bit is
98146
+ # set. See quality/navboost/speedy_glue/util/voter_token_bitmap.h for the class
98147
+ # that manages operations on these bitmaps.
98148
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `voterTokenBitmap`
98149
+ # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityNavboostGlueVoterTokenBitmapMessage]
98150
+ attr_accessor :voter_token_bitmap
98151
+
98179
98152
  def initialize(**args)
98180
98153
  update!(**args)
98181
98154
  end
@@ -98187,6 +98160,7 @@ module Google
98187
98160
  @language = args[:language] if args.key?(:language)
98188
98161
  @location_id = args[:location_id] if args.key?(:location_id)
98189
98162
  @signals = args[:signals] if args.key?(:signals)
98163
+ @voter_token_bitmap = args[:voter_token_bitmap] if args.key?(:voter_token_bitmap)
98190
98164
  end
98191
98165
  end
98192
98166
 
@@ -98293,6 +98267,36 @@ module Google
98293
98267
  end
98294
98268
  end
98295
98269
 
98270
+ # Used for aggregating query unique voter_token during merging. We use 4 uint64(
98271
+ # s) as a 256-bit bitmap to aggregate distinct voter_tokens in Glue model
98272
+ # pipeline. Number of elements should always be either 0 or 4. As an
98273
+ # optimization, we store the voter_token as a single uint64 if only one bit is
98274
+ # set. See quality/navboost/speedy_glue/util/voter_token_bitmap.h for the class
98275
+ # that manages operations on these bitmaps.
98276
+ class QualityNavboostGlueVoterTokenBitmapMessage
98277
+ include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
98278
+
98279
+ #
98280
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `subRange`
98281
+ # @return [Array<Fixnum>]
98282
+ attr_accessor :sub_range
98283
+
98284
+ #
98285
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `voterToken`
98286
+ # @return [Fixnum]
98287
+ attr_accessor :voter_token
98288
+
98289
+ def initialize(**args)
98290
+ update!(**args)
98291
+ end
98292
+
98293
+ # Update properties of this object
98294
+ def update!(**args)
98295
+ @sub_range = args[:sub_range] if args.key?(:sub_range)
98296
+ @voter_token = args[:voter_token] if args.key?(:voter_token)
98297
+ end
98298
+ end
98299
+
98296
98300
  # Experimental NsrTeam data. This is a proto containing versioned signals which
98297
98301
  # can be used to run live experiments. This proto will not be propagated to MDU
98298
98302
  # shards, but it will be populated at query time by go/web-signal-joins inside
@@ -98494,7 +98498,7 @@ module Google
98494
98498
  end
98495
98499
 
98496
98500
  # NOTE: When adding a new field to be propagated to Raffia check if
98497
- # NsrPatternSignalSpec needs to be updated. Next ID: 54
98501
+ # NsrPatternSignalSpec needs to be updated. Next ID: 55
98498
98502
  class QualityNsrNsrData
98499
98503
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
98500
98504
 
@@ -98718,6 +98722,11 @@ module Google
98718
98722
  # @return [Float]
98719
98723
  attr_accessor :site_quality_stddev
98720
98724
 
98725
+ # Score of small personal site promotion go/promoting-personal-blogs-v1
98726
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `smallPersonalSite`
98727
+ # @return [Float]
98728
+ attr_accessor :small_personal_site
98729
+
98721
98730
  # The SpamBrain LAVC score, as of July 2022. See more information at go/
98722
98731
  # cloverfield-lavc-deck.
98723
98732
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `spambrainLavcScore`
@@ -98814,6 +98823,7 @@ module Google
98814
98823
  @site_link_out = args[:site_link_out] if args.key?(:site_link_out)
98815
98824
  @site_pr = args[:site_pr] if args.key?(:site_pr)
98816
98825
  @site_quality_stddev = args[:site_quality_stddev] if args.key?(:site_quality_stddev)
98826
+ @small_personal_site = args[:small_personal_site] if args.key?(:small_personal_site)
98817
98827
  @spambrain_lavc_score = args[:spambrain_lavc_score] if args.key?(:spambrain_lavc_score)
98818
98828
  @spambrain_lavc_scores = args[:spambrain_lavc_scores] if args.key?(:spambrain_lavc_scores)
98819
98829
  @tofu = args[:tofu] if args.key?(:tofu)
@@ -101853,11 +101863,6 @@ module Google
101853
101863
  # @return [Fixnum]
101854
101864
  attr_accessor :product_cluster_mid
101855
101865
 
101856
- # Organic product popularity.
101857
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `productPopularity`
101858
- # @return [Float]
101859
- attr_accessor :product_popularity
101860
-
101861
101866
  # Relevance embedding from ShoppingAnnotation.Product
101862
101867
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `relevanceEmbedding`
101863
101868
  # @return [Array<Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityRankembedMustangMustangRankEmbedInfo>]
@@ -101889,7 +101894,6 @@ module Google
101889
101894
  @pblock = args[:pblock] if args.key?(:pblock)
101890
101895
  @product_browseonomy_ids = args[:product_browseonomy_ids] if args.key?(:product_browseonomy_ids)
101891
101896
  @product_cluster_mid = args[:product_cluster_mid] if args.key?(:product_cluster_mid)
101892
- @product_popularity = args[:product_popularity] if args.key?(:product_popularity)
101893
101897
  @relevance_embedding = args[:relevance_embedding] if args.key?(:relevance_embedding)
101894
101898
  @weak_global_product_cluster_id = args[:weak_global_product_cluster_id] if args.key?(:weak_global_product_cluster_id)
101895
101899
  end
@@ -107500,21 +107504,6 @@ module Google
107500
107504
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::RepositoryWebrefSubSegmentIndex]
107501
107505
  attr_accessor :subsegment_index
107502
107506
 
107503
- # Confidence for the time_offset_ms annotation, quantized to values in range 0-
107504
- # 127 (see speech::VideoASRServerUtil::ConfidenceQuantize for how the
107505
- # quantization was done). Confidence can be empty for special characters (e.g.
107506
- # spaces).
107507
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `timeOffsetConfidence`
107508
- # @return [Fixnum]
107509
- attr_accessor :time_offset_confidence
107510
-
107511
- # Timestamp that this mention appeared in the video. The field is only populated
107512
- # for VIDEO_TRANSCRIPT when the byte offset is the same. It is extracted from
107513
- # cdoc.doc_videos.content_based_metadata.transcript_asr.transcript.timestamp.
107514
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `timeOffsetMs`
107515
- # @return [Fixnum]
107516
- attr_accessor :time_offset_ms
107517
-
107518
107507
  # Confidence that this name is a trusted name of the entity. This is set only in
107519
107508
  # case the confidence is higher than an internal threshold (see
107520
107509
  # ConceptProbability).
@@ -107553,8 +107542,6 @@ module Google
107553
107542
  @resolution_score = args[:resolution_score] if args.key?(:resolution_score)
107554
107543
  @stuff = args[:stuff] if args.key?(:stuff)
107555
107544
  @subsegment_index = args[:subsegment_index] if args.key?(:subsegment_index)
107556
- @time_offset_confidence = args[:time_offset_confidence] if args.key?(:time_offset_confidence)
107557
- @time_offset_ms = args[:time_offset_ms] if args.key?(:time_offset_ms)
107558
107545
  @trusted_name_confidence = args[:trusted_name_confidence] if args.key?(:trusted_name_confidence)
107559
107546
  end
107560
107547
  end
@@ -109487,11 +109474,6 @@ module Google
109487
109474
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::RepositoryWebrefWebrefOutlinkInfos]
109488
109475
  attr_accessor :webref_outlink_infos
109489
109476
 
109490
- # This is proto2's version of MessageSet.
109491
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `webrefOutlinksLegacy`
109492
- # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::Proto2BridgeMessageSet]
109493
- attr_accessor :webref_outlinks_legacy
109494
-
109495
109477
  def initialize(**args)
109496
109478
  update!(**args)
109497
109479
  end
@@ -109507,7 +109489,6 @@ module Google
109507
109489
  @source_snapshot_type = args[:source_snapshot_type] if args.key?(:source_snapshot_type)
109508
109490
  @url = args[:url] if args.key?(:url)
109509
109491
  @webref_outlink_infos = args[:webref_outlink_infos] if args.key?(:webref_outlink_infos)
109510
- @webref_outlinks_legacy = args[:webref_outlinks_legacy] if args.key?(:webref_outlinks_legacy)
109511
109492
  end
109512
109493
  end
109513
109494
 
@@ -110136,11 +110117,6 @@ module Google
110136
110117
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::Proto2BridgeMessageSet]
110137
110118
  attr_accessor :extensions
110138
110119
 
110139
- # Information about the outlinks of an annotated document. Next available tag: 3
110140
- # Corresponds to the JSON property `outlinkInfos`
110141
- # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::RepositoryWebrefWebrefOutlinkInfos]
110142
- attr_accessor :outlink_infos
110143
-
110144
110120
  # The content (CONTENT section 0) as parsed by WebrefParser. Only used by //r/w/
110145
110121
  # postprocessing/idf/idf-pipeline for document ngram idf computation. Populated
110146
110122
  # when the annotator is run with webref_populate_parsed_content Each
@@ -110159,7 +110135,6 @@ module Google
110159
110135
  def update!(**args)
110160
110136
  @document_metadata = args[:document_metadata] if args.key?(:document_metadata)
110161
110137
  @extensions = args[:extensions] if args.key?(:extensions)
110162
- @outlink_infos = args[:outlink_infos] if args.key?(:outlink_infos)
110163
110138
  @webref_parsed_content_sentence = args[:webref_parsed_content_sentence] if args.key?(:webref_parsed_content_sentence)
110164
110139
  end
110165
110140
  end
@@ -113127,6 +113102,25 @@ module Google
113127
113102
  end
113128
113103
  end
113129
113104
 
113105
+ #
113106
+ class SafesearchImageOffensiveAnnotation
113107
+ include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
113108
+
113109
+ #
113110
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `hatefulDerogatoryScore`
113111
+ # @return [Float]
113112
+ attr_accessor :hateful_derogatory_score
113113
+
113114
+ def initialize(**args)
113115
+ update!(**args)
113116
+ end
113117
+
113118
+ # Update properties of this object
113119
+ def update!(**args)
113120
+ @hateful_derogatory_score = args[:hateful_derogatory_score] if args.key?(:hateful_derogatory_score)
113121
+ end
113122
+ end
113123
+
113130
113124
  # A proto that stores SafeSearch internal signals that are not exported to
113131
113125
  # clients.
113132
113126
  class SafesearchInternalImageSignals
@@ -113137,6 +113131,11 @@ module Google
113137
113131
  # @return [Float]
113138
113132
  attr_accessor :image_entities_violence_score
113139
113133
 
113134
+ #
113135
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `offensiveAnnotation`
113136
+ # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::SafesearchImageOffensiveAnnotation]
113137
+ attr_accessor :offensive_annotation
113138
+
113140
113139
  # Additional SafeSearch signals that are used to compute final scores.
113141
113140
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `starburstPornScore`
113142
113141
  # @return [Float]
@@ -113154,6 +113153,7 @@ module Google
113154
113153
  # Update properties of this object
113155
113154
  def update!(**args)
113156
113155
  @image_entities_violence_score = args[:image_entities_violence_score] if args.key?(:image_entities_violence_score)
113156
+ @offensive_annotation = args[:offensive_annotation] if args.key?(:offensive_annotation)
113157
113157
  @starburst_porn_score = args[:starburst_porn_score] if args.key?(:starburst_porn_score)
113158
113158
  @starburst_violence_score = args[:starburst_violence_score] if args.key?(:starburst_violence_score)
113159
113159
  end
@@ -123178,7 +123178,7 @@ module Google
123178
123178
  # rebuilt and pushed: - cron_fetcher_index mapreduces: so that UrlReplyIndex,
123179
123179
  # etc. retain the new fields - tlookup, tlookup_server: want to be able to
123180
123180
  # return the new fields - logviewer, fetchutil: annoying to get back 'tag88:' in
123181
- # results -------------------------- Next Tag: 124 -----------------------
123181
+ # results -------------------------- Next Tag: 125 -----------------------
123182
123182
  class TrawlerFetchReplyData
123183
123183
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
123184
123184
 
@@ -123620,6 +123620,12 @@ module Google
123620
123620
  # @return [String]
123621
123621
  attr_accessor :traffic_type
123622
123622
 
123623
+ # WebIO is the new hostload model introduced in 2023. It measures the occupancy
123624
+ # of 1 outgoing fetch connection for 1 minute.
123625
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `webioInfo`
123626
+ # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::TrawlerFetchReplyDataWebIoInfo]
123627
+ attr_accessor :webio_info
123628
+
123623
123629
  def initialize(**args)
123624
123630
  update!(**args)
123625
123631
  end
@@ -123684,6 +123690,7 @@ module Google
123684
123690
  @protocolresponse = args[:protocolresponse] if args.key?(:protocolresponse)
123685
123691
  @redirects = args[:redirects] if args.key?(:redirects)
123686
123692
  @traffic_type = args[:traffic_type] if args.key?(:traffic_type)
123693
+ @webio_info = args[:webio_info] if args.key?(:webio_info)
123687
123694
  end
123688
123695
  end
123689
123696
 
@@ -124283,6 +124290,32 @@ module Google
124283
124290
  end
124284
124291
  end
124285
124292
 
124293
+ # WebIO is the new hostload model introduced in 2023. It measures the occupancy
124294
+ # of 1 outgoing fetch connection for 1 minute.
124295
+ class TrawlerFetchReplyDataWebIoInfo
124296
+ include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
124297
+
124298
+ #
124299
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `webio`
124300
+ # @return [Float]
124301
+ attr_accessor :webio
124302
+
124303
+ #
124304
+ # Corresponds to the JSON property `webioPercentageTier`
124305
+ # @return [String]
124306
+ attr_accessor :webio_percentage_tier
124307
+
124308
+ def initialize(**args)
124309
+ update!(**args)
124310
+ end
124311
+
124312
+ # Update properties of this object
124313
+ def update!(**args)
124314
+ @webio = args[:webio] if args.key?(:webio)
124315
+ @webio_percentage_tier = args[:webio_percentage_tier] if args.key?(:webio_percentage_tier)
124316
+ end
124317
+ end
124318
+
124286
124319
  #
124287
124320
  class TrawlerFetchStatus
124288
124321
  include Google::Apis::Core::Hashable
@@ -130498,7 +130531,7 @@ module Google
130498
130531
  # @return [String]
130499
130532
  attr_accessor :asr_language
130500
130533
 
130501
- # NEXT TAG: 27
130534
+ # NEXT TAG: 28
130502
130535
  # Corresponds to the JSON property `crapsData`
130503
130536
  # @return [Google::Apis::ContentwarehouseV1::QualityNavboostCrapsCrapsData]
130504
130537
  attr_accessor :craps_data