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[App Config] Migrate to core-v2 #20766

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@HarshaNalluru HarshaNalluru commented Mar 10, 2022

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  • @azure/app-configuration

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Fixes #6484 with #20817
Fixes #15809

Describe the problem that is addressed by this PR

Migrating app-config to core-v2

Command used to generate this PR:**(Applicable only to SDK release request PRs)

Generated code with generate:client script to get new core-v2 support.

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  • Added a changelog (if necessary)

@ghost ghost added Azure.Core App Configuration Azure.ApplicationModel.Configuration labels Mar 10, 2022
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@HarshaNalluru HarshaNalluru changed the title Harshan/app config/15809 [App Config] Migrate to core-v2 Mar 12, 2022
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@HarshaNalluru Can you tell where you are getting the CompatResponse from?

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After offline discussion with Harsha, LGTM

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Looks good. just one nit comment

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return webResource;
}
export function createAppConfigKeyCredentialPolicy(
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nit: just appConfigKeyCredentialPolicy()

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done

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Changes look good! Thanks for the updates, left some final thoughts. 👍

result: T
): asserts result is T & HttpResponseField<any> {
if (!hasUnderscoreResponse(result)) {
throw new Error(
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I wonder if we should instead log this (and maybe have it fail our tests as well) -- basically I would be a little concerned about breaking someone's usage of app-config if they don't rely on _response. Maybe if it doesn't exist we can attach a message on _response that says to file a bug? :)

We can take this as a follow-up issue, though

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oh that's a great point.

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image
This good?

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Works for me!


if (hasUnderscoreResponse(kvp)) {
Object.defineProperty(response, "_response", {
enumerable: false,
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not technically required (all flags default to false), but I'm fine with making it explicit

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TIL

@@ -197,3 +200,323 @@ export async function assertThrowsAbortError(
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}
}

export function toWebResourceLike(request: PipelineRequest): WebResourceLike {
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do we need full copies of all this compat code as test helpers? what are we validating?

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I was lazy. Removed everything and simplified.
Tests are happy, I'm happy.

@HarshaNalluru HarshaNalluru enabled auto-merge (squash) April 7, 2022 19:07
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