[AutoPR azure-mgmt-storagecache] [Mirror] Microsoft Azure StorageCache - Add 204 response code to cache flush, start, stop and upgrade operation.

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Created to sync test-repo-billy/azure-rest-api-specs#377
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Installation instruction

Package azure-mgmt-storagecache

You can install the package azure-mgmt-storagecache of this PR using the following command:
pip install "git+https://github.com/test-repo-billy/azure-sdk-for-python@sdkAutomation/azure-mgmt-storagecache@377#egg=azure-mgmt-storagecache&subdirectory=azure-mgmt-storagecache"

You can build a wheel to distribute for test using the following command:
pip wheel --no-deps "git+https://github.com/test-repo-billy/azure-sdk-for-python@sdkAutomation/azure-mgmt-storagecache@377#egg=azure-mgmt-storagecache&subdirectory=azure-mgmt-storagecache"

If you have a local clone of this repository, you can also do:

• git checkout sdkAutomation/azure-mgmt-storagecache@377
• pip install -e ./azure-mgmt-storagecache

Or build a wheel file to distribute for testing:

• git checkout sdkAutomation/azure-mgmt-storagecache@377
• pip wheel --no-deps ./azure-mgmt-storagecache

Direct download

Your files can be directly downloaded here:

• azure-mgmt-storagecache-0.1.0rc1.zip
• azure_mgmt_storagecache-0.1.0rc1-py2.py3-none-any.whl

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