@@ -2664,15 +2664,17 @@ def get_policy(name, fields: nil, quota_user: nil, options: nil, &block)
26642664 # Optional. A CEL expression for filtering the results. Policies can be filtered
26652665 # by application with this expression: setting.type.matches('^settings/gmail\\..*
26662666 # $') Policies can be filtered by setting type with this expression: setting.
2667- # type.matches('^.*\\.service_status$') A maximum of one of the above setting.
2668- # type clauses can be used. Policies can be filtered by customer with this
2669- # expression: customer == "customers/`customer`" Where `customer` is the `id`
2670- # from the [Admin SDK `Customer` resource](https://developers.google.com/admin-
2671- # sdk/directory/reference/rest/v1/customers). You may use `customers/my_customer`
2672- # to specify your own organization. When no customer is mentioned it will be
2673- # default to customers/my_customer. A maximum of one customer clause can be used.
2674- # The above clauses can only be combined together in a single filter expression
2675- # with the `&&` operator.
2667+ # type.matches('^.*\\.service_status$') Policies can be filtered by customer
2668+ # with this expression: customer == "customers/`customer`" Where `customer` is
2669+ # the `id` from the [Admin SDK `Customer` resource](https://developers.google.
2670+ # com/admin-sdk/directory/reference/rest/v1/customers). You may use `customers/
2671+ # my_customer` to specify your own organization. When no customer is mentioned
2672+ # it will be default to customers/my_customer. You may only filter on policies
2673+ # for a single customer at a time. The above clauses can be combined together in
2674+ # a single filter expression with the `&&` and `||` operators, like in the
2675+ # following example: customer == "customers/my_customer" && ( setting.type.
2676+ # matches('^settings/gmail\\..*$') || setting.type.matches('^.*\\.service_status$
2677+ # ') )
26762678 # @param [Fixnum] page_size
26772679 # Optional. The maximum number of results to return. The service can return
26782680 # fewer than this number. If omitted or set to 0, the default is 50 results per
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