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[KeyVault] - Delete methods should ignore 404 #15586

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What

  • Ensure KeyVaultAccessControlClient delete* methods ignore 404s and return void
  • Update tests to use supportsTracing helper

Why

  • This came up in a recent architecture discussion. By succeeding when trying to delete a role definition that was already deleted we make retries much easier for the consumer.
  • The supportsTracing helper was added after these tests were written and is much more comprehensive.

Resolves #15580

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@@ -8,33 +8,38 @@

import * as coreHttp from "@azure/core-http";
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Regenerating unfortunately added extra noise here in the generated folder due to shifting things around. The meaningful changes are captured in the swagger transforms

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@chradek / @xirzec how does this API look to you?

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API looks good to me.

@maorleger maorleger merged commit 2089881 into Azure:master Jun 8, 2021
@maorleger maorleger deleted the 15580-delete-role-feedback branch June 8, 2021 15:23
openapi-sdkautomation bot pushed a commit to AzureSDKAutomation/azure-sdk-for-js that referenced this pull request Sep 9, 2021
Merge Dev-containerservice-microsoft.containerservice-2021-08-01 branch to main (Azure#15954)

* Adds base for updating Microsoft.ContainerService from version stable/2021-07-01 to version 2021-08-01

* Updates readme

* Updates API version in new specs and examples

* add publicNetworkAccess property per network platform's request (Azure#15489)

* add publicNetworkAccess per network platform's request

* fix quota

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* update readme for 2021-08-01 sdk generation (Azure#15476)

* update readme for sdk generation

* update readme for sdk generation

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* allow disabling of runcommand (Azure#15481)

* allow disabling of runcommand

* rename file

* another rename

* fix prittier check

* fix stupid prettier check

* change publicNetworkAccess to enum (Azure#15564)

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* Add CreationData property to Agentpool level in 2021-08-01 API (Azure#15563)

* Add CreationData property to Agentpool level in 2021-08-01 API

* fix json format

* fix swagger spell check

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* chore: add enableMultipleStandardLoadBalancers to loadBalancerProfile (Azure#15579)

* Add snapshot related new APIs and properties to AKS 2021-08-01 swagger (Azure#15586)

* Add CreationData property to Agentpool level in 2021-08-01 API

* Add snapshot related APIs and properties to AKS 2021-08-01 swagger

* fix lint and spell checks

* fix lint and spell checks

* fix PrettierCheck

* Change some Nodepool to NodePool

* some changes according to ARM team's review comments

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* fix tag typo to match tag convention (Azure#15683)

* add workload runtime to agent pool api (Azure#15726)

* add workload runtime to agent pool api

* reference example

* add custom words

* fix: workload runtime description (Azure#15782)

* fix: workload runtime description

* add wasmtime to custom words

* clarify single workload type per node

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* fix typo in readme.python.md (Azure#15903)

* Add CreationData property to Agentpool level in 2021-08-01 API

* fix typos in readme.python.md

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* merge recent custom-words.txt changes from main branch to resolve conflicts (Azure#15938)

* Add CreationData property to Agentpool level in 2021-08-01 API

* merge recent custom-words.txt changes from main branch to resolve conflicts

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