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Initial Commit - Bring ModelRepository Project to the mono repo #18706

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namespace Azure.Iot.ModelsRepository.Fetchers
{
internal class LocalModelFetcher : IModelFetcher
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marked this and the RemoteModelFetcher as internal


namespace Azure.Iot.ModelsRepository
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internal class RepositoryHandler
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marked this as internal

/// <summary>
/// Evaluates whether an input <paramref name="dtmi"/> is valid.
/// </summary>
public static bool IsValidDtmi(string dtmi) => DtmiConventions.IsDtmi(dtmi);
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marked this and all other methods that did not have instance field access as static

/// The versions of Azure Digital Twins supported by this client
/// library.
/// </summary>
public enum ServiceVersion
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This can be ignored for now, we need to have a discussion about this since there is no backing service with different API versions.
Will bring it up during the meeting with SDK rep

/// making requests.
/// </param>
/// <param name="resolutionOption">The dependency processing options.</param>
public ResolverClientOptions(ServiceVersion version = LatestVersion, DependencyResolutionOption resolutionOption = DependencyResolutionOption.Enabled)
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same goes for the constructor.

}

/// <summary>
/// The dependency processing options.
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These comments can use some polishing. Will go over those in a future PR

using System;
using System.Diagnostics.Tracing;

namespace Azure.Iot.ModelsRepository
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Let's discuss these during our meeting today with the SDK rep

throw new ArgumentException();
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public static string TestDirectoryPath => Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location);
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Changed this to work with the track 2 folder structure.

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/azp run prepare-pipelines

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/azp run net - modelrepository - ci

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/azp run net - modelsrepository - ci

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/azp run net - modelsrepository - ci

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/azp run

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/azp run net - modelsrepository - ci

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@azabbasi azabbasi changed the base branch from master to feature/modelsRepo February 12, 2021 00:26
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@azabbasi because your branch does not conform to feature/* it isn't triggering (because you are working on a feature branch. I had to trigger it manually via devops). Generally you are better off working off a fork and submitting a PR from there.

@azabbasi azabbasi merged commit 01e199e into feature/modelsRepo Feb 12, 2021
@azabbasi azabbasi deleted the feature/modelRepo/azabbasi branch February 12, 2021 00:37
azabbasi added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2021
* Initial Commit - Bring ModelRepository Project to the mono repo (#18706)
* Use resx file and update formattings.
* Add client diagnostics - Add sync APIs to RemoteFetcher and LocalFetcher (#18807)
* Add async methods to the ResolverClient (#18814)
* Add support for recorded tests. (#18836)
* Add support for recorded tests.
* Make strings constants
* Update file names to include plural models
* Refactor RepositoryHandler and ResolverClient (#18857)
* Refactor ModelQuery (#18843)
* Refactor ModelQuery.
* Combine constant files.
* Rename Client to ModelsRepoClient (#18862)
* Remove ResolverException in favor of RequestFailedException (#18874)
* Remove ResolverException in favor of RequestFailedException. Adds more docstrings.
* Rename Repo to Repository and minor changes / Import samples project (#18986)
* Format changes/Remove resx file.
* Add first draft of readme. Add comment for dtmi validation. (#18987)
* Add comment for dtmi validation.
* Fix links.
* Add diagnostic event info.
* Source link specifically pointing to 'src' folder.
* Use fluent assertion
* Use playback as default
* fix Links and root service directory casing
Co-authored-by: Paymaun <Paymaunh@microsoft.com>
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