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"name": "A String", # Required. Resource name of the entity with policy issues. Format: accounts/{account}/policyIssues/{policy_issue}
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"policyTopics": [ # Required. Unordered list. The policy topics that this entity was found to violate over the past seven days.
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{ # Information about a particular policy topic. A policy topic represents a single class of policy issue that can impact ad serving for your site. For example, sexual content or having ads that obscure your content. A single policy issue can have multiple policy topics for a single entity.
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"mustFix": True or False, # Required. Indicates if this is a policy violation or not. When the value is true, issues that are instances of this topic must be addressed to remain in compliance with the partner's agreements with Google. A false value indicates that it's not mandatory to fix the issues but advertising demand might be restricted.
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"mustFix": True or False, # Required. Deprecated. Policy topics no longer have a "must-fix" classification.
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"topic": "A String", # Required. The policy topic. For example, "sexual-content" or "ads-obscuring-content"."
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"type": "A String", # Optional. The type of policy topic. For example, "POLICY" represents all the policy topics that are related to the Google Publisher Policy (GPP). See https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/15689616.
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"site": "A String", # Required. Hostname/domain of the entity (for example "foo.com" or "www.foo.com"). This _should_ be a bare domain/host name without any protocol. This will be present for all policy issues.
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"name": "A String", # Required. Resource name of the entity with policy issues. Format: accounts/{account}/policyIssues/{policy_issue}
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"policyTopics": [ # Required. Unordered list. The policy topics that this entity was found to violate over the past seven days.
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{ # Information about a particular policy topic. A policy topic represents a single class of policy issue that can impact ad serving for your site. For example, sexual content or having ads that obscure your content. A single policy issue can have multiple policy topics for a single entity.
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"mustFix": True or False, # Required. Indicates if this is a policy violation or not. When the value is true, issues that are instances of this topic must be addressed to remain in compliance with the partner's agreements with Google. A false value indicates that it's not mandatory to fix the issues but advertising demand might be restricted.
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"mustFix": True or False, # Required. Deprecated. Policy topics no longer have a "must-fix" classification.
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"topic": "A String", # Required. The policy topic. For example, "sexual-content" or "ads-obscuring-content"."
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"type": "A String", # Optional. The type of policy topic. For example, "POLICY" represents all the policy topics that are related to the Google Publisher Policy (GPP). See https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/15689616.
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},
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],
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"site": "A String", # Required. Hostname/domain of the entity (for example "foo.com" or "www.foo.com"). This _should_ be a bare domain/host name without any protocol. This will be present for all policy issues.
<pre>Lists SupportedDatabaseFlags for a given project and location.
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Args:
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parent: string, Required. The name of the parent resource. The required format is: * projects/{project}/locations/{location} Regardless of the parent specified here, as long it is contains a valid project and location, the service will return a static list of supported flags resources. Note that we do not yet support region-specific flags. (required)
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pageSize: integer, Requested page size. Server may return fewer items than requested. If unspecified, server will pick an appropriate default.
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pageToken: string, A token identifying a page of results the server should return.
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scope: string, Optional. The scope for which supported flags are requested. If not specified, default is DATABASE.
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Allowed values
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SCOPE_UNSPECIFIED - The scope of the flag is not specified. Default is DATABASE.
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DATABASE - The flag is a database flag.
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CONNECTION_POOL - The flag is a connection pool flag.
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x__xgafv: string, V1 error format.
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"minValue": "A String", # The minimum value that can be specified, if applicable.
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"name": "A String", # The name of the flag resource, following Google Cloud conventions, e.g.: * projects/{project}/locations/{location}/flags/{flag} This field currently has no semantic meaning.
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"recommendedIntegerValue": "A String", # The recommended value for an INTEGER flag.
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"recommendedStringValue": "A String", # The recommended value for a STRING flag.
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"requiresDbRestart": True or False, # Whether setting or updating this flag on an Instance requires a database restart. If a flag that requires database restart is set, the backend will automatically restart the database (making sure to satisfy any availability SLO's).
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"scope": "A String", # The scope of the flag.
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"stringRestrictions": { # Restrictions on STRING type values # Restriction on STRING type value.
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"allowedValues": [ # The list of allowed values, if bounded. This field will be empty if there is a unbounded number of allowed values.
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