[Fileshare] Added support for set share properties including access tier#14355
[Fileshare] Added support for set share properties including access tier#14355tasherif-msft merged 11 commits intoAzure:masterfrom
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We don't need to worry about overload for python, so I think we can list the options as keyword arguments. What do you think @annatisch @kasobol-msft
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IMO sounds good. But I'd defer this to python experts.
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| props.access_tier = generated.properties.access_tier |
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In blob we call it blob_tier, do we want to be consistent and call it's share_tier?
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I actually think access_tier is more concise. Since this is now a property of shares we shouldn't have a prefix share. For example, we call the property quota not share_quota or etag not share_etag. I believe for future naming access_tier is the better naming convention.
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it's should be blob_access_tier and share_access_tier or access_tier. I know we have convention to prefix things with blob_/share_ somewhere (not sure if this applies here). But we should also make sure that "access_tier" can be easily matched with other SDKs and REST docs.
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Looking at https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-java/pull/15897/files, it appears access_tier would be consistent with other SDKs
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Yeah - I think access_tier is a good name. No need for share prefix as it's already on ShareProeprties.
If we wanted, what we can do in a future Blobs release is to add access_tier and stop documenting blob_tier - it will always still be there of course so it will never be a breaking change.
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