Use object value syntax for @service parameter#1
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The example code no longer compiles because the @service decorator expects an #object value parameter in post-1.0 typespec code. Relevant upstream PR: * microsoft/typespec#6108 The updated code has been tested with the latest typespec 1.6 compiler and language server.
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I also want to say: Thank you for making TypeSpec! This is really cool. Also thanks for creating this tutorial. |
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Thank you for contributing this fix! |
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The example code no longer compiles because the @service decorator expects an #object value parameter in post-1.0 typespec code.
Relevant upstream PR:
@serviceand@infoto usevalueoffor the option bag microsoft/typespec#6108The updated code has been tested with the latest typespec 1.6 compiler and language server.