doc(bigquery): uncomment Client constructor and imports in samples
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Use a session-scope filter to ensure that a client is only constructed once per test run, saving time on authentication.
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Thanks! Yeah, it's mostly a search-and-replace. Only manual changes were to |
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[CHANGE ME] Re-generated container to pick up changes in the API or client library generator.
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Use a session-scope filter to ensure that a client is only constructed once per test run, saving time on authentication.
We received customer feedback (internal issue 144569827) pointing out that the
Clientconstructor andfrom google.cloud import bigquerylines shouldn't be commented-out. Leaving these uncommented also better matches the latest code sample best practices. To ensure this is net-neutral in terms of test time, I update the client fixture to ensure thatbigquery.Client()in the code samples doesn't redo the slow authentication logic.