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DotNet project templates (DO NOT USE!)

  • This document is for Track 2 .NET SDK (Azure.ResourceManager.XXX). Not for track 1 .NET SDK (Microsoft.Azure.Management.XXX)

Azure.ResourceManager SDK client library template

To install the template (one-time step), run following commands:

dotnet new install `Path to SDK repo`\eng\templates\Azure.ResourceManager.Template

List help and (ToAzure.ResourceManager.XXX) creation options for this template:

dotnet new azuremgmt --help

Following parameter is available

Parameter Required Description
-p, --provider Yes The Azure provider name. For example, Microsoft.Network or Microsoft.Compute. Note this parameter is also used for diagnostic attribute in AssemblyInfo.cs. The second part of the provider name Compute is also used in src\autorest.md to point to REST Api spec specifications\Compute\resource-manager\readme.md. If they mismatch, manual adjustment is needed in autorest.md.
-t, --tagVersion No Specifies the package tag in the README.MD. If empty, CodeGen will rely on the default tag in the README.MD is used. If default tag isn't present, CodeGen may fail.
-in, --includeCI No Specifies whether ci.mgmt.yml will be created in the parent folder. Token replacements have been performed on ci.mgmt.yml based on current project name. Note, for now, you still need to change sdk/template/ to sdk/RP and serviceDirectory: to RP folder name. This issue would be fixed in the future.

To create a new management SDK project:

  • Create folder Azure.ResourceManager.Rp under corresponding service folder that is under network\Azure.ResourceManager.Network
  • Change to the Azure.ResourceManager.Rp folder
  • dotnet new azuremgmt --provider ResourceProviderName OR
  • dotnet new azuremgmt --provider ResourceProviderName --tagVersion Optional tag in README.MD OR
  • dotnet new azuremgmt --provider ResourceProviderName --includeCI true
  • ....\eng\scripts Update-Mgmt-CI.ps1

Note: The last step updates the ci paths in Azure.ResourceManager ci.mgmt.yml file so that it will run anytime this new package changes Note: Please use proper casing for the directory name as well as resource provider name. Azure.ResourceManager.Rp, Microsoft.Compute or Microsoft.KeyVault. The resource provider name without Microsoft. will be used in autorest.md file pointing to the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/main/specification/<resource name>/resource-manager/readme.md

Next Step

  1. Inspect tsp-location.yaml to ensure the REST Api path is valid
  2. Run dotnet build to ensure empty project builds successfully.
  3. Run dotnet build /t:GenerateCode to generate C# code and ensure no fatal errors.
  4. Run dotnet build to ensure now generated project builds successfully.
  5. Viola!