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Google Ads API Developer Assistant v2.3.0 hardens workspace isolation and validation
Cory Liseno has also released v2.3.0 of the Google Ads API Developer Assistant, focused on security and reliability rather than new functionality. The update introduces hardened workspace isolation via automatic Python virtual environments under a new Rule 4.5, optimised cross-campaign audits for disapproved ads, and "zero tolerance" GAQL query validation that flags common errors: including unsupported OR operators: before the request reaches the API.
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For you, this means development environments running the Developer Assistant should be upgraded promptly, particularly for teams managing multi-tenant agency setups where dependency conflicts between client integrations have been a recurring friction point.
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Google Ads API Developer Assistant v2.3.0 hardens workspace isolation and validation
Cory Liseno has also released v2.3.0 of the Google Ads API Developer Assistant, focused on security and reliability rather than new functionality. The update introduces hardened workspace isolation via automatic Python virtual environments under a new Rule 4.5, optimised cross-campaign audits for disapproved ads, and "zero tolerance" GAQL query validation that flags common errors: including unsupported OR operators: before the request reaches the API.
For you, this means development environments running the Developer Assistant should be upgraded promptly, particularly for teams managing multi-tenant agency setups where dependency conflicts between client integrations have been a recurring friction point.
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