Hi team,

I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will provide my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary for you and other reviewers to quickly get up to speed:

This pull request, "chore(compute): remove old region tag", aims to clean up the compute/mailjet sample by removing outdated region tags. Specifically, the changes involve removing the // [START app] and // [END app] comments from MailjetSender.java.

Here's a breakdown of the changes:

• File: compute/mailjet/src/main/java/com/example/compute/mailjet/MailjetSender.java
  • Removed lines 33 and 85, which contained the // [START app] and // [END app] comments respectively.
  • Before:

30:// [END compute_mailjet_imports]
31:
32:// [START compute_mailjet_send_email]
33:// [START app]
34:public class MailjetSender {
35:
36:  public static void main(String[] args) throws MailjetException {
...
82:    }
83:  }
84:}
85:// [END app]
86:// [END compute_mailjet_send_email]

* After:

30:// [END compute_mailjet_imports]
31:
32:// [START compute_mailjet_send_email]
33:public class MailjetSender {
34:
35:  public static void main(String[] args) throws MailjetException {
...
81:    }
82:  }
83:}
84:// [END compute_mailjet_send_email]

The author, alarconesparza, has also completed the checklist provided in the PR description, indicating that tests and lint checks have passed.

A little haiku to brighten your day:

Old tags now removed,
Code cleaner, bright and new,
Review can begin.

This pull request removes the app tag in MailjetSender.java, which seems like a cleanup task. The changes are minimal and straightforward. However, the description could be improved to clearly state the purpose of removing the tag and its impact. Additionally, the checklist items should be updated to reflect the actual changes made in this PR.

Here's a summary of the style guide elements I referenced:

• Google Java Style Guide: I checked for adherence to general Java conventions, including naming, formatting, and documentation.

Specific recommendations based on the style guide:

• Documentation: The PR description should be more descriptive.
• Checklist: The checklist should be updated.

Overall, the code changes are minor and look correct. However, improving the PR description and checklist will enhance clarity and maintainability.