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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on a minor but important correction within a configuration file. It updates a build script path to ensure the continuous integration process correctly identifies and executes the intended build script, thereby maintaining the integrity of the automated build system.
Highlights
- Configuration Update: The build_file path in kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/continuous.cfg has been updated to reference the correct script name, changing from "kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh" to "kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh".
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Summary of Changes
Hello @riggaroo, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request updates a configuration file to correctly reference a renamed build script, ensuring that the continuous integration process continues to function as expected with the updated script name.
Highlights
- Build file path update: The build_file path in continuous.cfg has been updated to reflect a new naming convention for the build script, changing from kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh to kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh.
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Code Review
This pull request updates a build script path in a Kokoro configuration file. While the change correctly points to a renamed file, the new name introduces an inconsistency. I've left a comment suggesting a revert to the previous naming convention to maintain consistency with the script being executed, which benefits readability and long-term maintainability.
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| build_file: "androidify/kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh" | |||
| build_file: "androidify/kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh" | |||
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The new script name kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh is inconsistent with the script it executes (build_release_mobile.sh). The previous name, kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh, mirrored the wrapped script's name, which is a good practice for readability and maintainability. To maintain this consistency, it's recommended to use the previous name. This would require this change to be reverted and the script file to be renamed accordingly.
build_file: "androidify/kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh"
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This pull request updates the filename of a build script in the Kokoro configuration. However, the path to this script appears to be incorrect. It includes an androidify/ prefix which doesn't seem to match the repository's file structure, which will likely cause the continuous integration build to fail.
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| build_file: "androidify/kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_release_mobile.sh" | |||
| build_file: "androidify/kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh" | |||
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The path to the build script appears to be incorrect. Based on the repository's file structure, the path should not be prefixed with androidify/. This will likely cause the build to fail because the script will not be found at the specified location.
build_file: "kokoro/gcp_ubuntu_docker/kokoro_build_mobile_release.sh"
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