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filter topics by short names#16

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Relates to #5

We've been seeing consistent failures of getTopics() system-tests on CircleCI. After digging in, I believe the issue is that we are are half-initializing several Topic objects and comparing the names of said objects against the names returned from the API.

Why is that an issue? Well unless a project id environment variable is set, we use a placeholder {{projectId}} that could cause the comparison to fail, which would explain the failing tests. This will instead compare the short names which should be unique ids.

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@stephenplusplus stephenplusplus merged commit 68381ea into googleapis:master Dec 13, 2017
feywind pushed a commit to feywind/nodejs-pubsub that referenced this pull request Nov 12, 2024
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