Azure DevOps Rust API Generator

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This repo auto-generates a Rust Azure DevOps API crate (azure_devops_rust_api) from the Azure DevOps OpenAPI spec vsts-rest-api-specs.

Repo overview

This repo contains:

• autorust: A tool to autogenerate the azure_devops_rust_api crate from the OpenAPI spec.
• vsts-api-patcher: A tool to patch the OpenAPI spec. This modifies the original OpenAPI spec to fix known issues and/or improve the generated code.
• azure_devops_rust_api: The autogenerated crate.

Usage of generated azure_devops_rust_api crate

For documentation on usage of the generated crate, see the azure_devops_rust_api:

• README.md
• examples
• API documentation

Build

• Checkout this repo
• Run ./build.sh
• The API crate is generated into the azure_devops_rust_api directory.

Publishing

The generated crate is manually published to the public Rust crate registry (crates.io) as azure_devops_rust_api.

Managing the version of the OpenAPI spec

The Azure DevOps OpenAPI spec is included as a git submodule linked to a specific version of vsts-rest-api-specs.

You can view the current version (commit id) being used:

$ git submodule status
 312bb8d4aabf70f096b3357ce382b5d91ce38574 vsts-rest-api-specs (heads/master)

To update the version to the latest revision:

git submodule update --remote vsts-rest-api-specs
# Build and test!
./build.sh

Once you are happy with the update, commit the changes:

git add .
git commit -m "Updated vsts-rest-api-specs to latest revision"

Notes

• The Azure DevOps OpenAPI spec vsts-rest-api-specs is pulled in at build time via a git submodule.
• There are issues/bugs with the OpenAPI spec, so it is patched using vsts-api-patcher to generate vsts-rest-api-specs.patched, which is used for the code generation.
• The client code generation is done using a modified version of autorust, a component from azure-sdk-for-rust.
  • autorust is MIT licensed
  • autorust includes an openapi module, which is also MIT licensed
• Generates crate for API version 7.1 (latest API version).
• The azure-devops-python-api can be a useful reference when investigating API issues.

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution. For details, visit https://cla.opensource.microsoft.com.

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