azure-sdk-for-rust: Instructions file for GitHub Copilot

Azure Resource Manager Instructions

• Initialize new Azure Resource Manager (ARM) projects using instructions in doc/dev/resourcemanager-generation.md.
• Integration tests under tests/ in the crate root directory should be generated for client type exported from the crate root e.g., azure_resourcemanager_keyvault::KeyVaultClient that show:
  • Creating a new resource.
  • Listing existing resources available in the current subscription.
  • Updating the properties of an existing resource.
  • Deleting a resource.
• A README.md file in the crate root directory should follow the same structure as sdk/keyvault/azure_security_keyvault_secrets/README.md that includes:

  • A brief overview of which Azure Resource Provider (RP) it controls.

  • How to install the crate.

  • How to authenticate the client library using a DeveloperToolsCredential.

  • Examples of creating, listing, updating, and deleting a resource controlled by the RP.

    • A listing of links to those examples should be in the parent heading.
    • Code such as async fn main() can be elided by using the include-file crate and rust ignore <unique-section-name> code fences where unique-section-name can be imported from within a tests/readme.rs file e.g., sdk/keyvault/azure_security_keyvault_secrets/tests/readme.rs.
    • Do not include any references to the recording object; instead, create local variables for recorded properties in tests/readme.rs with appropriate names that are used by examples in the README.md e.g.,

    let resource_group = recording.var("AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP", None);
    

  • Troubleshooting information.

  • Contributing information.

  • Run markdownlint on the README.md and fix all issues.