feat: Add unique event_id to BigQuery agent analytics events - #1482
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This change introduces a unique event_id (a 32-character hex UUID) to each logged event row to help identify duplicate rows during retries. PiperOrigin-RevId: 976543345
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feat: Add unique event_id to BigQuery agent analytics events
This change introduces a unique event_id (a 32-character hex UUID) to each logged event row to help identify duplicate rows during retries.