Illustrate how a Pubsub Subscription ttl
would be specified as indefinite
#14175
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Because of the way a human might skim this doc, some are likely to wind up with the wrong default value. Imagine that someone has gone straight to the
ttl
section and missed the reference to a 31 day default in theexpiration_policy
section. They would likely then create an emptyexpiration_policy
block and get a validation error. After removing that block altogether the validation error would disappear, but they would be left with a 31 day expiration rather than the indefinite one they had desired.