Add a client for Virtual Network management #33
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Nope, that was an oversight from when I was trying to debug the schema. I'll remove.
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Yeah API doesn't support concurrency. :) It's easy to run into race conditions in VNet REST APIs. Feel free to upvote my feedback: http://feedback.azure.com/forums/217313-networking-dns-traffic-manager-vpn-vnet/suggestions/5954992-make-virtual-network-operations-atomic-on-portal-a |
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| func GetVirtualNetworkConfiguration() (*NetworkConfiguration, error) { |
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shouldn't it be just NetworkConfiguration, without pointer?
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Can see arguments for either here. Will look through what other clients do and potentially change to returning the value instead.
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@ahmetalpbalkan re: concurrency a reasonable way to do this would be to support |
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| func SetVirtualNetworkConfiguration(networkConfiguration *NetworkConfiguration) error { |
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Check for null param here?
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this should not be a pointer anyway.
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Can you fix Travis build please? |
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rebasing the commit on top of master should be fixing the problem. |
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Yes, rebasing and changing the use of unexported symbols fixes this. |
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By the way, what's the thought in this project of squashing commits prior to PR? Prefer the clean history or the complete change sets? |
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For the changes essentially changing one major thing, one squashed commit preferable. Thanks. |
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Do you want me to squash this one? |
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Yes please. |
This commit adds entities to generate the (unavailable) XML schema for virtual network specification, and a client with Get and Set operations for the currently active subscription. The pattern for using the client is the same as the powershell version - get the running config, merge in any desired changes and set the configuration to the new state. There is no documentation on what the concurrency constraints are with the underlying Azure REST API, I suspect it is not safe to call concurrently though can't verify this.
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LGTM |
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👍 in use it's actually a bit derpy because of the semantics around modifying the "document" that gets returned when it's not a pointer. May revisit that in future. |
Add a client for Virtual Network management
* Including date and api version in request error * Date as a string
* Including date and api version in request error * Date as a string
* Including date and api version in request error * Date as a string
make all examples and remove extra ctxs
This pull requests support for managing virtual networks in Azure.
It adds structs to parse and generate the (seemingly unavailable) XML schema for virtual network specification, and a client with Get and Set operations for the currently active subscription.
The pattern for using the client is the same as the powershell version - get the running config, merge in any desired changes and set the configuration to the new state. There is no documentation on what the concurrency constraints are with the underlying Azure REST API, I suspect it is not safe to call concurrently though can't verify this.
It was also necessary to modify the HTTP client to accept different content types, since the underlying REST API requires the PUT operation to be made with a content type of
text/plain, despite it actually being XML.