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@calren calren commented Oct 17, 2025

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@calren calren requested review from riggaroo and tiwiz as code owners October 17, 2025 04:35
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This pull request introduces a conditional check for the initialization of the Gemini Nano data source within both the image and text generation repositories. By integrating a remote configuration flag, the application can dynamically control whether to initialize Gemini Nano, optimizing resource usage and allowing for feature toggling based on remote settings.

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  • Conditional Initialization: The Gemini Nano data source will now only be initialized if the remoteConfigDataSource explicitly indicates that Nano should be used, preventing unnecessary resource allocation and enabling feature toggling.
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This pull request correctly adds a check to only initialize Gemini Nano when it's enabled via remote config, which is a good performance optimization. My review focuses on a key maintainability improvement: the conditional initialization logic is duplicated across two repositories. I've provided suggestions to centralize this logic to adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle. I also noted a minor logging inconsistency.

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Is there a way we could also check if the device would support Gemini Nano before attempting to do the download too?

@riggaroo riggaroo merged commit 3f310f1 into main Oct 20, 2025
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@riggaroo riggaroo deleted the cc/nano_download branch October 20, 2025 14:54
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