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The implementation leverages Beam's `BoundedSource` and `OffsetRangeTracker` for robust and scalable data generation, filling a critical gap in the Python SDK's feature set. ### Highlights * **Native Python GenerateSequence PTransform**: Introduced a pure Python implementation of the `GenerateSequence` PTransform, providing a native equivalent to the Java SDK's `GenerateSequence` (formerly `CountingInput`). * **Runner Compatibility**: The new `GenerateSequence` works across all Apache Beam runners (DirectRunner, Dataflow, etc.) without requiring any Java dependencies, unlike the previous Flink-only external version. * **Bounded Source Implementation**: Implemented `_BoundedCountingSource`, a `BoundedSource` backed by `OffsetRangeTracker`, which supports efficient splitting and dynamic work rebalancing for generating integer sequences. * **Comprehensive Testing**: Added extensive unit tests covering basic usage, edge cases, splitting behavior, and size estimation for both `GenerateSequence` and `_BoundedCountingSource`. * **Future Unbounded Support**: This initial release focuses on bounded sequence generation, with plans for unbounded streaming support and rate limiting to be addressed in a subsequent pull request. 🧠**New Feature in Public Preview:** You can now enable **Memory** to help **Gemini Code Assist** learn from your team's feedback. 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