Added az networking api for 2021-05-01 version

[MikhailTryakhov]

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[allenjzhang]

The metadata file was not included. But interestingly enough, the codegen verification did NOT fail. Need to take a look.

[MikhailTryakhov]

Fixed metadata + regenerated.
@Yao725 can you please review and merge it ASAP?

[Yao725]

@MikhailTryakhov approved, but please fix the failed build.

[MikhailTryakhov]

/azp run

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[MikhailTryakhov]

@Yao725 can you please help me to rerun these jobs? They were succeeded last time
Can't get what's happened

[archerzz]

@MikhailTryakhov Generally it's good. Just spotted a breaking change and some places need customization for backward compatibility.

• If the breaking change is expected, then you can update the major version and you don't need to provide customization.

[MikhailTryakhov]

@archerzz changed sdk version, please review/merge in case it's ok for you

[MikhailTryakhov]

@archerzz @Yao725 can you please help to understand what hapened with failures we have magically right from now?

[Yao725]

Hi @MikhailTryakhov , it looks like that there is something wrong with the provided commit id . The ci failed here because the link just points to a readme.md which doesn't exist, so please correct it.

[MikhailTryakhov]

@Yao725 can we sync up quickly? I can't find any ways to generate this metadata (ran Start-AutoRestCodeGeneration - same data generated, updated PR)
how can we move it? Which data should be presented? Pls help

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[archerzz]

@MikhailTryakhov In the network_resource-manager.txt, you've updated the commit ID to ed2922ddb7c7477a2f08551316cfa61291556354. But actually it doesn't exist (e.g. https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/blob/ed2922ddb7c7477a2f08551316cfa61291556354/specification/network/resource-manager/readme.md)

[MikhailTryakhov]

@archerzz @Yao725 I can't open this link, sorry
Can you please help me to finalize it successfully?

[MikhailTryakhov]

hey @archerzz @Yao725 looks like I found the right commit ID but by some reason receiving timeout exceptions (100m limit exceeded)
Can you please help to figure out what's up here?

[archerzz]

/azp run net - mgmt - ci

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[MikhailTryakhov]

@archerzz @Yao725 failure again due to timeout. can you please help to figure out? We're here for 5th day already :(

[archerzz]

@MikhailTryakhov It's a known issue for RPs having large swagger files. I've re-started the failed job, and will keep an eye on it. The SDK should be ready to go, just needs to pass the build... Hopefully when track2 is GA, we don't need to suffer from this again.

[MikhailTryakhov]

Thanks a lot @archerzz