[Python] TypeSpec migration for azure-mgmt-resourcehealth#46323
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[Python] TypeSpec migration for azure-mgmt-resourcehealth
Spec Source
Spec PR: Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#42359
Pre-migration swagger source: specification/resourcehealth/resource-manager@977f8ffa
Swagger API version:
2025-05-01(default tag:package-2025-05-01)Generated with apiVersion:
2025-05-01(matched from swagger default tag)Breaking Change Analysis
Mitigations (already in spec PR)
ResourceHealthMgmtClient→ResourceHealthClient@@clientName(Microsoft.ResourceHealth, "ResourceHealthMgmtClient", "python")ProxyResourceduplicate name collision@@clientName(ProxyResource, "ProxyResourceAutoGenerated", "python")Note: The
client.tspneededusing Microsoft.ResourceHealth;to resolve the unqualifiedProxyResourcereference — added locally for this generation.Accepted Breaking Changes (will remain)
Guide #11 - Removal of multi-level flattened properties:
EmergingIssuesGetResult:refresh_timestamp,status_banners,status_active_eventsmoved into nestedpropertiesobjectGuide #8 - Removal of Pageable Models:
Eventsremoved (pageable behavior preserved viaItemPaged)Guide #7 - Removal of Unreferenced Models:
ImpactedResourceStatusremovedReasonTypeValuesremovedGuide #9 - Parameters Changed to Keyword-only:
expandparam onAvailabilityStatuses,ChildAvailabilityStatuses,ChildResourcesoperationsquery_start_timeparam onEvent,EventsoperationsOther:
Operations.listchanged from async to sync