chore: setup compute preview release config - #17984
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This pull request adds the preview package google-cloud-compute (version 1.51.0-preview.1) to the release-please individual manifest and configures its release settings in release-please-individual-config.json. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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Adds the preview client package
preview-packages/google-cloud-computeto the individualrelease-pleaseconfiguration.The PR will be created in draft mode because the version bumps may require manual intervention (see playbook). Manual
release-pleasePR creation is also reasonable, but there is no way to turn off automated release PR creation while still retaining GitHub release creation/tagging automation.