refactor(http-client-csharp): dump deprecated description properties
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- emitter: replace all `description` properties of input types with `summary` and `doc` - generator: - update json converters for the emitter schema change - only expose `Summary` and `Doc` properties if they are used by other classes - update test cases accordingly part of microsoft#4771
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| private static readonly InputClient _animalClient = new("animal", "", "AnimalClient description", [], [], TestClientName); | ||
| private static readonly InputClient _dogClient = new("dog", "", "DogClient description", [], [], _animalClient.Name); | ||
| private static readonly InputClient _catClient = new("cat", "", "CatClient description", [], [], _animalClient.Name); | ||
| private static readonly InputClient _hawkClient = new("hawkClient", "", "HawkClient description", [], [], _animalClient.Name); | ||
| private static readonly InputClient _huskyClient = new("husky", "", "HuskyClient description", [], [], _dogClient.Name); |
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i think we should do string.Empty instead of "".
Also should this be null?
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I think it is never required to have summary or doc there these two properties should be nullable.
And there should be difference between when we have:
model Foo {}
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@doc("")
model Foo {}
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i think we should do
string.Emptyinstead of"". Also should this benull?
It cannot be null, because nullable check is enabled.
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I think it is never required to have summary or doc there these two properties should be nullable. And there should be difference between when we have:
model Foo {}and
@doc("") model Foo {}
Zero values are the same here. You don't want to generate an empty doc anyway. Also, we're not consistent in our code base. Some defines string? and others define string. I just follow what the current codes were written.
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For example an input enum type is not required to have a doc or summary or description, therefore our definition here is wrong in the first place.
We define this in this way, because previously these are defined for azure purpose, and for azure libraries, types, properties are not allowed without documentation. But in unbranded libraries, there is no such rules.
Azure part should change accordingly if we change it here - assign default value when an output type is constructed.
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| CrossLanguageDefinitionId = crossLanguageDefinitionId; | ||
| Accessibility = accessibility; | ||
| Deprecated = deprecated; | ||
| Description = description; | ||
| Description = string.IsNullOrEmpty(summary) ? (doc ?? string.Empty) : summary; |
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I think we should change this property to two new properties Summary and Doc
The classes in input types should just be the C# version of those typescript interfaces.
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I see two different strategies regarding the input types between http-client-csharp and autorest.csharp:
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http-client-csharp, we declare them asclass. So, I keep the minimal interface here. - In
autorest.csharp, we declare them asrecord. So, I keep the interface like the original data schema as much as possible.
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record is a class, there is no differences.
Making this change might take quite a few efforts, this I admit.
But we should not be avoiding them - I have done multiple of those when consolidating the models part.
descriptionproperties of input types withsummaryanddocSummaryandDocproperties if they are used by other classespart of #4771