Add enterprise edition support to firestore:databases:create
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This pull request introduces a significant enhancement to the firestore:databases:create command by enabling users to specify the desired database edition (Standard or Enterprise) directly from the command line. This change involves extending the command's options, implementing robust input validation, and updating the internal API type definitions to support the new databaseEdition parameter, ensuring seamless integration with the Firestore backend.
Highlights
- Feature Addition: The
firestore:databases:createcommand now supports a new--editionflag, allowing users to specify the Firestore database edition (Standard or Enterprise) during creation. - Input Validation: The command includes validation to ensure that the
--editionflag accepts only 'standard' or 'enterprise' as valid values, providing helpful error messages for invalid inputs. - API Integration: The underlying Firestore API types have been updated to include the
DatabaseEditionenum, enabling the command to correctly pass the chosen edition to the Firestore backend. - Comprehensive Testing: A new dedicated test file (
firestore-databases-create.spec.ts) has been added, providing extensive unit test coverage for thecreatecommand, including the new--editionflag, various other options (delete protection, point-in-time recovery, KMS key), and error handling.
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Code Review
This pull request adds support for selecting the database edition (standard or enterprise) when creating a new Firestore database. The changes include adding a new --edition flag to the firestore:databases:create command, updating the relevant API type definitions, and adding unit tests. The edition option is missing from the FirestoreOptions type definition, and the databaseEdition is not being passed in the API call to create the database. I've also included a suggestion to improve the maintainability of the command-line option parsing.
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Description
Add enterprise edition support to
firestore:databases:create.I wanted to see if Gemini could implement simple features like this - so far, it passed with flying colors