Multiple SDK libraries/packages of a language release upon 1 spec PR

From: Wes Haggard
Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2022 1:34 AM
Subject: RE: Multiple SDK libraries/packages of a language release upon 1 spec PR

For data plane we have a number of services like KeyVault or Storage that have multiple SDK libraries and they often make spec changes that cross multiple of those libraries in a single spec PR. I believe the SDK automation can support this scenario without much issue but we need to make sure we are accounting for that in the PowerApp flow.

I mostly want to be explicit about what we should do in the case where a spec PR contains changes to multiple specs or if a given spec change might impact multiple SDKs. I believe we can support this scenario pretty easily but we just need to document what the expectations should be.

For example should there be 1:1 Spec PR to SDK PR? I think it makes the most sense, but I want it to be called out so we know how to handle it in the automation. Which does imply that an SDK PR could contain updates to multiple libraries (usually in the same service group) and when we do the release a given release plan could end up release multiple libraries for a given language.

Thanks,
Wes

From: Josephine Qiu
Subject: Multiple SDK libraries/packages of a language release upon 1 spec PR

Hi Wei Dong et all, I see Wes’s comment about multiple SDK libraries/packages of a language release upon 1 spec PR. I wonder SDK pipeline does support this scenario? Any concern of that?
On the other hand, Wes Haggard for this scenario, could suggest user separate specs updates into different PRs, and request each SDK library release one by one? I wonder if there is a real case, we can take a reference?


Regards,
Josephine Qiu