vscode 2.2.1

[hlshen]

2.2.1

• Update internal firebase-tools dependency to 15.10.0

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the Firebase Data Connect VS Code extension to version 2.2.1. The primary change involves upgrading the internal firebase-tools dependency to its latest version, 15.10.0, ensuring the extension benefits from the most recent features and bug fixes provided by the Firebase CLI.

Highlights

• Version Update: The firebase-vscode extension has been updated to version 2.2.1.
• Dependency Update: The internal firebase-tools dependency was updated to version 15.10.0.

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Changelog

• firebase-vscode/CHANGELOG.md
  • Added a new entry for version 2.2.1, documenting the update of the internal firebase-tools dependency to 15.10.0.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the package version to 2.2.1. The code changes in package.json, package-lock.json, and CHANGELOG.md are consistent with a version bump for a new release. I have added one comment regarding adherence to the repository's style guide for pull request formatting.

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The pull request title and description do not follow the format specified in the repository's GEMINI.md style guide.

• The title vscode 2.2.1 does not follow the conventional commit format (e.g., chore(release): vscode 2.2.1).
• The body is missing the required sections such as ### Description and ### Scenarios Tested.

Please follow the guidelines in GEMINI.md for future pull requests to ensure consistency and clarity.

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