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Probably update that to 3.0.5 when you other PR merge
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yeah, i'm going to merge this one first, i'm leaving the other one on the back-burner for a bit, need to make some style changes to my autorest python pr for that, so I'm going to leave this one 3.04. thanks @timotheeguerin
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I recommend you install the |
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@timotheeguerin you are very right, doing it now thanks |
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Python has an issue where, in the case of failed error model deserialization, we still want to return an
HttpResponseErrorto users, not a deserialization error. This is a test that throws an incorrect error model, that should result in a deserialization error. Ideally, your autorest code should throw anHttpResponseErrorinstead of aDeserializationError