fix(functions): Allow both partial and full resource names to enqueue tasks in emulator #2726
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lahirumaramba
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Oct 8, 2024
Yes, it should only apply to the new Cloud Tasks emulator! |
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The docstring for
getFunctions.taskQueue()advertises that task queues can be referenced by both fully and partially qualified resource names, but a user reported that fully qualified resource names was not working. This PR updates the resource resolution logic to properly resolve to the corresponding task queue in the new Cloud Tasks emulator.Fixes #2725.