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arm/storage - CheckNameAvailability failed #210
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@bingosummer Does this recur for you? I ran the tests this morning and worked as expected. The code does follow the API documentation (see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/mt163642.aspx). Unless there was some other error (e.g., network glitch, service sending a malformed response), it should be correct. If this recurs, could you, please try to capture the JSON output? Thank you. Feel free to re-open then. |
@bingosummer I should have left this open to better track. Re-opening. |
It recurs. I am new to Golang. I just printed resp and result just like the following, and got a output. Not sure if it is what you want.
output:
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@brendandixon
Then it failed. |
@bingosummer Ok. Let's get some more information. In the examples/check.go file do the following:
This will save the JSON returned from the Stroage call. Ok? |
@brendandixon I appreciate your help.
The value of "nameAvialable" is a string, which should be a bool. Is it the root cause of my failure? |
I change the type of IMO, the behavior of ARM REST API should be the same. I'm wondering why it only happens in my test environment. |
@bingosummer turns out the Swagger API spec is misspecified hence the generated code is wrong: Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#19 it's bool vs string issue as you found out. |
@ahmetalpbalkan Thanks for your confirmation. |
@ahmetalpbalkan @bingosummer Something larger is amiss here. The service had been returning a boolean (despite the documentation). In fact, if I run this and print the JSON, I get a boolean:
Let me follow up. |
@brendandixon let's start an internal thread with the product team. I can hardly imagine it's returning string for some users even though it's the same API version. I'm guessing this has been a string at some point in the past, that's what the docs are hinting partially. |
@ahmetalpbalkan I already have. I agree the behavior is odd. However, it is occurring. I reliably get a boolean, not a string, and have received a boolean for some time. Frankly, I do not trust the documentation to this level of detail. |
@bingosummer The service team would like to debug this further. To do so they need your subscription ID along with the full Request / Response. I can give you inspectors that will capture the Request / Response. To protect your subscription, perhaps you could send it to me directly? brendand at microsoft dot com. Ok? |
@bingosummer My understanding is that the Service team resolved the issue for you? Is that correct? If so, let us know. Thanks. |
@bingosummer Try again using #221 |
Yes. The issue is resolved. Thanks. |
I got the failue when I ran "go test" in arm/examples. But it worked a few days ago.
It seemed that the server responded with a wrong value.
https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/blob/master/arm/storage/storageaccounts.go#L71
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