We have some property objects that are being initialized even when their children are not being assigned on the command line. For example, when running az video-analyzer update --type "CustomerKey" --account-name hivyastest6151 we are just trying to update this property:
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However, the generated code also updates identity:
Here is what our update command looks like:
I believe line 77 should only happen if video_analyzer_identity_type and user_assigned_identites are not None.
Similarly, in our create command:
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Lines 46-49 should only happen if user_assigned_identity and key_identifier are not None.
We have some property objects that are being initialized even when their children are not being assigned on the command line. For example, when running
.
However, the generated code also updates 
az video-analyzer update --type "CustomerKey" --account-name hivyastest6151we are just trying to update this property:identity:Here is what our update command looks like:
I believe line 77 should only happen if
video_analyzer_identity_typeanduser_assigned_identitesare not None.Similarly, in our create command:
\
Lines 46-49 should only happen if
user_assigned_identityandkey_identifierare not None.