azure-sdk-for-net: Skill for Claude Code

Provisioning Library Generation

This skill covers two related generation workflows for Azure.Provisioning.* libraries:

• Onboarding — introducing a brand new Azure.Provisioning.{Service} package.
• Regeneration — updating an existing package to add new resources, enum values, or API versions.

Start here: Use Workflow Selection below to choose the correct process before doing anything else.

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Workflow Selection

Is this onboarding or regeneration?

• If sdk/{service}/Azure.Provisioning.{Service}/ already exists → Regeneration. Jump to Regeneration Workflow.
• If it does NOT exist → Onboarding. Read and follow ONBOARDING.md in this skill directory. New provisioning libraries are onboarded through the TypeSpec provisioning emitter.

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Regeneration Workflow

(For existing packages — adding new resources, enum values, or API versions.)

Step 1: Determine If Management Library Version Update Is Needed

Key principle: Only update the management library version if explicitly requested or if the feature doesn't exist in the current version. Prefer not updating to reduce the amount of changes.

1. If the requirement explicitly says "update the version" → Update the version (proceed to Step 2A)

2. If the requirement does NOT explicitly request a version update:

   • Check if the feature already exists in the current management library:

     # Search for the resource/feature in the management library
     grep -r "NetworkSecurityPerimeterResource" sdk/{service}/Azure.ResourceManager.{Service}/
     

   • If the feature exists → Skip version update, proceed to Step 2B
   • If the feature doesn't exist → You'll need to update the version (proceed to Step 2A)

Step 2A: Update Management Library Version (If Needed)

Edit eng/centralpackagemanagement/Directory.Packages.props to update the management library version:

<PackageVersion Include="Azure.ResourceManager.{ServiceName}" Version="{NewVersion}" />