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Add README.md for google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc

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@product-auto-label product-auto-label bot added size: l Pull request size is large. api: bigquery Issues related to the googleapis/java-bigquery API. labels Jan 20, 2026
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This pull request introduces a new README.md file for the google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc module. This addition significantly enhances the project's documentation, providing a central and comprehensive resource for users and contributors to quickly understand how to get started, develop, test, and deploy the BigQuery JDBC client. The new README aims to improve developer experience by consolidating crucial information in one accessible location.

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  • New README.md Added: A comprehensive README.md file has been added to the google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc module, providing essential documentation for developers and users.
  • Quickstart and Installation Guide: The new README includes detailed instructions for quick setup using Maven, Gradle, and SBT, along with prerequisites and installation steps for the BigQuery JDBC client.
  • Developer and Testing Information: A dedicated developer guide covers prerequisites, setup, running unit and integration tests (including Dockerized environments), packaging options (thin and full jars), custom query testing, night builds, performance tests, and code coverage.
  • Comprehensive Operational Details: Important sections on authentication, authorization, supported Java versions, troubleshooting, versioning, contributing guidelines, licensing, and CI status have been included to provide a complete overview of the project.

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This pull request introduces the README.md file for the google-cloud-bigquery-jdbc project. The README covers essential aspects such as quickstart instructions, authentication, authorization, a developer guide, packaging details, and supported Java versions. While the content is comprehensive, there are several areas that require attention to improve accuracy, clarity, and maintainability. These include version inconsistencies in dependency declarations, several typos, an incorrect example command for integration tests, and the presence of internal Google URLs that should not be in a public-facing document. Addressing these points will significantly enhance the quality and usefulness of the documentation.

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Nightly Integration Tests include a step to build a full and thin jars and upload them to [Google Storage](https://pantheon.corp.google.com/storage/browser/bq_devtools_release_private/drivers/jdbc;tab=objects?inv=1&invt=Ab4E6g&project=bigquery-devtools-drivers&prefix=&forceOnObjectsSortingFiltering=false).
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This URL points to an internal Google Storage location (pantheon.corp.google.com). This should not be present in a public README. Please remove this link and the associated descriptive text, or replace it with a public-facing alternative if one exists.

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Nightly Integration Tests include a step to build a full and thin jars and upload them to [Google Storage](https://pantheon.corp.google.com/storage/browser/bq_devtools_release_private/drivers/jdbc;tab=objects?inv=1&invt=Ab4E6g&project=bigquery-devtools-drivers&prefix=&forceOnObjectsSortingFiltering=false).
Nightly Integration Tests include a step to build a full and thin jars and upload them to Google Storage.

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[Cloud Build Pipeline](https://pantheon.corp.google.com/cloud-build/triggers;region=us-east1/edit/125214da-8603-449d-8336-b6dba7196bb4?project=bigquery-devtools-drivers)
is uploading latest full jar to the internal location for perf tests once a week, at the moment scheduled to do this Sunday night.
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This URL points to an internal Cloud Build Pipeline (pantheon.corp.google.com). This should not be present in a public README. Please remove this link and the associated descriptive text, or replace it with a public-facing alternative if one exists.

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[Cloud Build Pipeline](https://pantheon.corp.google.com/cloud-build/triggers;region=us-east1/edit/125214da-8603-449d-8336-b6dba7196bb4?project=bigquery-devtools-drivers)
is uploading latest full jar to the internal location for perf tests once a week, at the moment scheduled to do this Sunday night.
Performance tests are uploading latest full jar to the internal location for perf tests once a week, at the moment scheduled to do this Sunday night.

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