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May 2022

Created 2 repositories

Created a pull request in googleapis/gax-nodejs that received 3 comments

Use import = to match export =

It seems like Firestore updated their version of google-gax which broke Cloud Functions for Firebase. As far as I can tell, the problem stems from …

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Opened 5 other pull requests in 2 repositories
Reviewed 4 pull requests in 3 repositories
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Created an issue in googleapis/gax-nodejs that received 2 comments

Regression in how "long" is imported breaks Cloud Functions for Firebase

Public issue for StackOverflow. I also noticed our integration tests failing. It seems this is because @types/long uses export = syntax. You can us…

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