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  • Rename the configuration key gemini.project to gemini.project_id throughout documentation and code
  • Update all related code, flags, and validation to use projectID instead of project in the Gemini provider configuration

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  • Documentation

    • Updated all documentation to rename the Gemini API configuration key from gemini.project to gemini.project_id for clarity and consistency across English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese READMEs.
    • Improved table formatting in localized documentation.
  • Refactor

    • Renamed internal configuration fields and references from project to projectID for the Gemini provider.
    • Updated command-line flag and configuration key names to match the new naming convention.

- Rename the configuration key gemini.project to gemini.project_id throughout documentation and code
- Update all related code, flags, and validation to use projectID instead of project in the Gemini provider configuration

Signed-off-by: Bo-Yi Wu <[email protected]>
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The configuration key for specifying the Gemini provider's VertexAI project ID was renamed from gemini.project to gemini.project_id across documentation, command-line flags, internal configuration structures, and provider logic. All references, validation, and option setters were updated accordingly, with no changes to logic, control flow, or exported entity signatures.

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File(s) Change Summary
README.md, README.zh-cn.md, README.zh-tw.md Updated documentation to rename the configuration key gemini.project to gemini.project_id in tables and examples. Adjusted table formatting for consistency.
cmd/config_list.go Renamed the Gemini project configuration key from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in the config keys map.
cmd/config_set.go Updated flag and viper binding from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in the CLI config set logic.
cmd/provider.go Changed the configuration key argument from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in NewGemini.
provider/gemini/gemini.go Updated assignment to ClientConfig.Project from cfg.project to cfg.projectID.
provider/gemini/options.go Renamed struct field project to projectID in config; updated all internal references, validation, and option setter accordingly.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI/Config
    participant GeminiProvider

    User->>CLI/Config: Set --gemini.project_id=<ID>
    CLI/Config->>GeminiProvider: Pass config with projectID field
    GeminiProvider->>GeminiProvider: Validate projectID for VertexAI backend
    GeminiProvider->>GeminiProvider: Assign projectID to ClientConfig.Project
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provider/gemini/options.go (1)

133-136: Function implementation updated to use new field name.

The WithProject function now correctly sets the renamed projectID field instead of the old project field. Consider renaming this function to WithProjectID in a future update for complete naming consistency.

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README.md (1)

248-255: LGTM - Configuration key renamed for consistency.

The rename from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in the configuration table improves clarity by better reflecting that this is a project identifier, and aligns with the naming conventions used elsewhere in the code.

cmd/config_list.go (1)

40-40: Consistent configuration key renaming.

The configuration key was properly renamed from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in the available keys map, aligning with changes in other files.

README.zh-cn.md (2)

236-243: LGTM - Consistent configuration key renaming in Chinese documentation.

The configuration key rename has been properly applied to the Chinese documentation, maintaining consistency across all language versions.


260-260: Configuration example updated correctly.

The example command has been properly updated to use the new gemini.project_id key.

cmd/provider.go (1)

50-50: Configuration key updated consistently in code.

The configuration key has been properly updated from gemini.project to gemini.project_id in the function call to gemini.WithProject(), ensuring consistency with the renamed configuration key across the codebase.

README.zh-tw.md (2)

247-254: LGTM! Documentation updated to use consistent naming convention.

The configuration table has been updated to use gemini.project_id instead of the previous gemini.project, which aligns with the standardization of naming conventions across the codebase.


271-271: Correctly updated example command to use standardized configuration key.

The example command for VertexAI Gemini now uses gemini.project_id instead of gemini.project, maintaining consistency with the configuration options table.

provider/gemini/gemini.go (1)

168-168: Successfully updated field reference for consistency.

The code now correctly uses cfg.projectID instead of cfg.project when setting the Project field in the genai.ClientConfig struct, aligning with the renamed field in the configuration structure.

cmd/config_set.go (2)

37-37: LGTM! Flag name updated for consistency.

The flag definition has been updated to use gemini.project_id instead of gemini.project, aligning with the standardization effort.


61-61: Configuration binding updated correctly.

The viper binding has been updated to use the new configuration key gemini.project_id, ensuring that the command-line flag is properly mapped to the standardized configuration key.

provider/gemini/options.go (2)

91-91: LGTM! Config struct field renamed for consistency.

The field in the config struct has been renamed from project to projectID, aligning with the standardization of naming across the codebase.


98-98: Validation logic correctly updated to use new field name.

The validation check in the valid() method now correctly checks cfg.projectID instead of cfg.project.

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