update terraform-provider version to >= 6.9.0, <= 7.13.0

[aslam-quad]

update terraform-provider version to >= 6.9.0, <= 7.13.0

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the allowed version range for the Google and Google Beta Terraform providers. By extending the upper bound to include version 7.13.0, the system gains compatibility with newer provider releases while maintaining the existing minimum version requirement. This ensures that the toolkit can leverage the latest features and bug fixes from the providers.

Highlights

• Terraform Provider Version Update: The upper bound for the hashicorp/google and hashicorp/google-beta Terraform provider versions has been updated from <= 7.12.0 to <= 7.13.0.
• Configuration and Test Updates: Corresponding changes have been made in the default provider configuration, unit tests, and various golden copy files to reflect the new version constraint.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the default terraform-provider-google version constraint to allow up to v7.13.0. The changes are consistently applied across the Go source code, associated tests, and all golden test files. The change is correct and follows the PR's intent. I have added a couple of suggestions to improve maintainability by using a constant for the duplicated version string, which would make future updates easier. Overall, this is a good change.

[gemini-code-assist]

The terraform-provider version string is duplicated for the google and google-beta providers. To improve maintainability and avoid potential inconsistencies in the future, consider defining this version string as a single constant (e.g., at the function or package level) and reusing it for both providers.

References

1. The style guide emphasizes maintainability, stating that code should be easy to modify and extend. Using a constant for the duplicated version string aligns with this principle by centralizing the value, which simplifies future updates. ^(link)

[gemini-code-assist]

Similar to the main implementation, the version string is duplicated here. To improve maintainability, consider defining a constant for the version string and using it in this test. This would also help ensure consistency with the getDefaultGoogleProviders function if the version changes again in the future.

References

1. The style guide emphasizes maintainability, stating that code should be easy to modify and extend. Using a constant for the duplicated version string aligns with this principle by centralizing the value, which simplifies future updates. ^(link)