Skill Instructions

Request

The request would come in the form of:

•"Fix sdk lib <project-name>"
•"Fix sdk lib <project-name>, update TypeSpec project to <requested-change-to-typespec-project>"

Checklist

•When updating "client.tsp", always use "java" scope, and add new lines to the end of the file.

Required repositories

•Azure/azure-sdk-for-java, cloned at "../azure-sdk-for-java" Call this folder "sdk repo" for short.
•Azure/azure-rest-api-specs, cloned at "../azure-rest-api-specs" Call this folder "specs repo" for short.

You have full access to these locally cloned repositories/folders.

Steps

Before you start

Verify that specs repo is on "main" branch, and is up-to-date. Note the commit hash of "main" branch, call it "<specs-main-commit>".

Run npm ci in "eng/common/tsp-client" folder in sdk repo to make sure the tsp-client is installed.

There can be multiple projects to fix in one request. Repeat the following steps for each "<project-name>".

Find the project in sdk repo

Search for folder of "<project-name>" under "/sdk" in sdk repo. It should be in the form of "/sdk/<service-name>/<project-name>".

"<project-path>" refers to the full path of the project folder.

Find the TypeSpec project in specs repo

There is a "tsp-location.yaml" file under "<project-path>" folder. Read value of directory property in this file. This is the relative path of the TypeSpec project in specs repo.

"<tsp-path>" refers to the full path of this TypeSpec project folder in specs repo.

When there is no "<requested-change-to-typespec-project>"

Regenerate the project in sdk repo

Update the "tsp-location.yaml" file, update the commit property to "<specs-main-commit>".

Run tsp-client update command under "<project-path>" folder to regenerate the project.

•DO NOT use other form of the command, nor any other arguments
•Output the result to user.

If generation succeeded, commit the "tsp-location.yaml", all ".java" and ".json" files in "<project-path>/src/main" folder (discard changes to other files). We have fixed this project. Summarize the changes to specs repo and sdk repo.

If the generate fails, continue to next step.

Fix the TypeSpec project in specs repo

All the fixes should be done under "<tsp-path>" folder.

See common errors and their fixes to fix common errors.

When finished, check if the specs repo is on "main" branch. If yes, create a new branch, and create a draft pull request to "main" branch of specs repo.

Commit the changes in "<tsp-path>" folder, push to origin.

Make sure the pull request is created. Use the HEAD commit hash of the pull request branch as "<specs-fix-commit>".

Repeat step "Regenerate the project in sdk repo", use "<specs-fix-commit>" to update commit property in "tsp-location.yaml" file.

If it still fails, summarize the details (include the link to draft pull request) and ask user for help.

When there is "<requested-change-to-typespec-project>"

Update the TypeSpec project in specs repo

All the changes should be done under "<tsp-path>" folder.

Modify the TypeSpec project as per "<requested-change-to-typespec-project>".

When finished, check if the specs repo is on "main" branch. If yes, create a new branch, and create a draft pull request to "main" branch of specs repo.

Commit the changes in "<tsp-path>" folder, push to origin. Note the commit hash on the current branch, call it "<specs-fix-commit>".

Make sure the pull request is created.