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Node.js 18.x LTS or later
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Go 1.23.x or later
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Identify the
tspconfig.yaml
file for your package in the Rest API Spec Repo and ensure there is a configuration for the Go SDK similar to that shown below and in this exampleoptions: "@azure-tools/typespec-go": service-dir: "SERVICE_DIRECTORY_NAME" package-dir: "PACKAGE_DIRECTORY_NAME" # Should start with 'arm' following namespace review result. e.g. https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk/issues/8290 module: "github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/{service-dir}/{package-dir}" fix-const-stuttering: true flavor: "azure" generate-examples: true generate-fakes: true head-as-boolean: true inject-spans: true
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Local Clone of Rest API Spec Repo Fork
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If you don't already have a fork, Fork the Rest API Spec Repo.
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Clone your fork of the repo.
git clone https://github.com/{YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME}/azure-rest-api-specs.git
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Local Clone of Go Language Repo Fork
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Complete the prerequisites listed above
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cd "~/azure-sdk-for-go/eng/scripts" # navigate to the script directory ./automation_init.sh
On windows you can use Git Bash to run the script. This script also installs the generator as a global tool.
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Create a local json file named
generatedInput.json
with content similar to that shown below{ "dryRun": false, "specFolder": "LOCAL_AZURE-REST-API-SPECS_REPO_ROOT", // e.g. "C:/git/azure-rest-api-specs" "headSha": "SHA_OF_AZURE-REST-API-SPECS_REPO", // use ' git rev-parse HEAD ' on the local azure-rest-api-specs repo root "repoHttpsUrl": "https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs", "relatedTypeSpecProjectFolder": [ "specification/SERVICE_DIRECTORY_NAME/PACKAGE_DIRECTORY_NAME/" // e.g specification/contosowidgetmanager/Contoso.Management ] }
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Run the Generator
generator automation-v2 "PATH_TO_generatedInput.json" generateOutput.json
generateOutput.json is a parameter for the name of the output file that will be created by the script.
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View information about the generated SDK in
generateOutput.json
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Prepare your SDK for release. The necessary approvals, guidance for testing, documentation, and release pipelines is described in your release plan. More information about the Azure SDK Release Tool is here