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Initializing the BaseName with a ServiceDirectory that contains a "/", because it is a multiple level path, causes the BaseName initialization code to fail because it doesn't support the validation pattern. In all the known cases we already pass the ResourceGroupName explicitly so don't need to set the BaseName so we can skip the initialization in those cases.
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Testing on the python smoke-test pipeline https://dev.azure.com/azure-sdk/internal/_build/results?buildId=835055&view=results. |
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Initializing the BaseName with a ServiceDirectory that contains
a "/", because it is a multiple level path, causes the BaseName
initialization code to fail because it doesn't support the
validation pattern.
In all the known cases we already pass the ResourceGroupName
explicitly so don't need to set the BaseName so we can
skip the initialization in those cases.