feat: API configuration: 20260213T100118Z

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Changes in this PR

• Configured library Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1 for API google/cloud/workloadmanager/v1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the Google Cloud Workload Manager V1 API into the system by adding its configuration and pipeline state. This enables the automated generation and management of the Workload Manager library, facilitating its use within the Google Cloud SDK.

Highlights

• New API Configuration Added: A new entry for the Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1 API has been added to generator-input/apis.json. This configuration includes details such as its ID, version (1.0.0-beta00), product name, description, dependencies, and generation settings, enabling its integration into the system.
• Pipeline State Updated: The generator-input/pipeline-state.json file has been updated to include the Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1 API. This entry defines its next version (1.0.0-beta01), sets its generation automation level to AUTOMATION_LEVEL_AUTOMATIC, and its release automation level to AUTOMATION_LEVEL_BLOCKED, along with its API and source paths.

Changelog

• generator-input/apis.json
  • Added a new API configuration entry for Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1, including its product details, dependencies, and generation parameters.
• generator-input/pipeline-state.json
  • Registered the Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1 API with its automation levels and paths, preparing it for pipeline processing.

Activity

• This pull request was automatically generated by google-cloud-sdk-librarian-dotnet-robot to configure the Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1 API.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the configuration for a new API client, Google.Cloud.WorkloadManager.V1. The changes in generator-input/apis.json and generator-input/pipeline-state.json add the necessary metadata for the new library, including its version, dependencies, and generation settings. The changes appear to be correct and follow the established format for new API configurations.