Open ArcturusZhang opened 1 month ago
@ArcturusZhang This is fairly common for extension resources that only apply to VMs, but there are a few extension resource types that can apply to a few selected resources. Do you think using the allowedResourceTypes
in the armResourceIdentifier could be used to specify particular resource types for this parameter?
@ArcturusZhang This is fairly common for extension resources that only apply to VMs, but there are a few extension resource types that can apply to a few selected resources. Do you think using the
allowedResourceTypes
in the armResourceIdentifier could be used to specify particular resource types for this parameter?
yeah i am thinking the allowedResourceTypes
should allow us to do that.
Also for extension resources that could only apply to one specific resource type they usually are defined very explicitly like this:
/subscriptions/{subsId}/resourceGroups/{rgName}/providers/Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/{vmName}/providers/Microsoft.GuestConfigurations/configurations/{name}
How do we write typespec for this case? A real case here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/blob/129c4f812edc27a0e4bd27225a1f7e296fadd160/specification/guestconfiguration/resource-manager/Microsoft.GuestConfiguration/stable/2024-04-05/guestconfiguration.json#L30
My team would also like to have this feature
We have a
@extensionResource
which allows us to construct a resource uri like:but in real cases the
resourceUri
might need to specify resource types - some Rp's scope resource could only support some particular resource type.Also the type of the parameter reduced from this decorator should be
armResourceIdentifier
- if we made this change, it has the ability to accept a resource type list for validate resource types.