[App Service] az webapp config access-restriction show: Update to always return values in camel case
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes an inconsistency in the az webapp config access-restriction show command where output field names were returned in a mix of camelCase and snake_case formats. The fix ensures all output is consistently in camelCase by using the SDK's .serialize() method instead of manual JSON serialization.
Key changes:
- Replaced manual JSON serialization with proper SDK
.serialize()method calls for access restriction objects - Fixed field name output to consistently use camelCase (e.g.,
ipSecurityRestrictionsDefaultActioninstead of the malformedpSecurityRestrictionsDefaultAction) - Removed unused
jsonimport
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| File | Description |
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access_restrictions.py |
Replaced json.dumps()/json.loads() with .serialize() method calls; removed unused json import |
test_webapp_access_restriction_commands.py |
Updated test assertions to check for correct camelCase field name ipSecurityRestrictionsDefaultAction |
recordings/test_webapp_access_restriction_show.yaml |
Updated test recordings to reflect corrected command output with proper camelCase formatting |
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Related command
az webapp config access-restriction show
Description
This command returned the output in camel and snake case. Updated to always return in camel case for consistency. Resolves #32474
Testing Guide
az webapp config access-restriction show -g -n
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