fix(js/plugins/google-cloud)!: rename io to inputAndOutput #1674
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BREAKING CHANGE: IO generally refers to interfaces between a computer and the outside world. Reading/writing from disk, reading/writing from the network, etc (and also of course peripherals like mice, keyboards, monitors, etc). Renaming this removes ambiguity that we are referring to something different.
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IO generally refers to interfaces between a computer and the outside world. Reading/writing from disk, reading/writing from the network, etc (and also of course peripherals like mice, keyboards, monitors, etc). Renaming this removes ambiguity that we are referring to something different.
This is technically a breaking change. But I think its a good one, while we have a chance.
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