Versioning

This doc details what emitters will generate for versioned specs

Single api Version

If there is just one api version in the spec, we will generate the api surface area for that one version.

import "@typespec/versioning";
import "@typespec/http";

using TypeSpec.Versioning;
using TypeSpec.Http;

@versioned(My.Service.Versions)
@service
namespace My.Service;

enum Versions {
  v2023_11_01: "2023-11-01",
}

model StableModel {
  stableFeature: string;
}

op stableFunctionality(@body stableModel: StableModel): void;

import pytest
from my.service import MyServiceClient, models

client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=...)
# client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

stable_model = models.StableModel(stable_feature="present")
print(stable_model)
client.stable_functionality(stable_model) # call goes through

preview_client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=..., api_version="2023-11-01")
# python allows you to override the api version, even if only one version is defined in the spec

//ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceVersion
{
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01". </summary>
    V2023_11_01 = 1,
}

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint);
//client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("<stableFeature>");
Response response = client.StableFunctionality(stableModel);

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClientOptions options = new ServiceClientOptions(ServiceVersion.V2023_11_01);
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint, options);
//You can specify the service api-version when create client instance. Now client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

// there's no apiVersion defined in the all the operations, TypeScript emitter will ignore it.

// ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceServiceVersion implements ServiceVersion {
    V2023_11_01("2023-11-01");

    public static ServiceServiceVersion getLatest() {} // V2023_11_01
}

// Client API
ServiceClientClient serviceClientClient = new ServiceClientClientBuilder()
    // override the api version, even if only one version is defined in the spec
    .serviceVersion(ServiceServiceVersion.V2023_11_01)
    // other configurations
    .buildClient();
// client's api-version will be 2023-11-01

StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("present");

// call goes through
serviceClientClient.stableFunctionality(stableModel);

Multiple api versions

The configuration flag api-version allows you to toggle the behavior that our emitters will generate.

We will get the versioning information from the Versions enum that you pass to the @versioned decorator from the @typespec/versioning library.

NOTE: The ordering of the values in the Versions enum is very important. We use this information to determine the order of versions. Our default value will be the last entry in the Versions list

Default

By default our emitters will only generate the surface used by the latest api version if there are multiple defined. This includes generating only the models used in the surface area of the latest api version.

Documentation and enums showing the available api versions will still include all of the known api versions, meaning there will be documentation for both the preview and stable releases.

For the below example, all languages will generate the api surface of default version v2023_11_01. There will be no generation of the operation previewFunctionality, and we will also not generate the PreviewModel because it’s only used in previewFunctionality, and therefore is not used in the api surface of v2023_11_01.

import "@typespec/versioning";
import "@typespec/http";

using TypeSpec.Versioning;
using TypeSpec.Http;

@versioned(My.Service.Versions)
@service
namespace My.Service;

enum Versions {
  v2023_11_01_preview: "2023-11-01-preview",
  v2023_11_01: "2023-11-01",
}

model PreviewModel {
  betaFeature: string;
}

model StableModel {
  stableFeature: string;
}

@added(Versions.v2023_11_01_preview)
@removed(Versions.v2023_11_01)
op previewFunctionality(@body previewModel: PreviewModel): void;

op stableFunctionality(@body stableModel: StableModel): void;

import pytest
from my.service import MyServiceClient, models

client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=...)
# client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

stable_model = models.StableModel(stable_feature="present")
print(stable_model)
client.stable_functionality(stable_model) # call goes through

with pytest.expect(ImportError):
  preview_model = models.PreviewModel(preview_functionality="not present")

with pytest.expect(AttributeError):
  client.preview_functionality({"previewFunctionality": "not present"})

//ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceVersion
{
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01-preview". </summary>
    V2023_11_01_Preview = 1,
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01". </summary>
    V2023_11_01 = 2,
}

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint);
//client's api-version will be "2023-11-01"

StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("<stableFeature>");
Response response = client.StableFunctionality(stableModel);

//neither PreviewModel nor PreviewFunctionality will be generated

// there is no apiVersion parameters defined in all operations, TypeScript emitter will ignore it.

// ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceServiceVersion implements ServiceVersion {
    V2023_11_01("2023-11-01");

    public static ServiceServiceVersion getLatest() {} // V2023_11_01
}

// Client API
ServiceClientClient serviceClientClient = new ServiceClientClientBuilder()
    // other configurations
    .buildClient();
// client's api-version will be 2023-11-01

StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("present");

// call goes through
serviceClientClient.stableFunctionality(stableModel);

// neither PreviewModel nor previewFunctionality will be generated

Override to a specific version

You can override the signature to return the api surface area for a specific api version.

In this example, you can see how this change is made in tspconfig.yaml, and we are going to override to return the preview api surface area for our spec. The preview api surface area contains all of the functionality.

options:
  "@azure-tools/typespec-python":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-csharp":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-ts":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-java":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-go":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"

import "@typespec/versioning";
import "@typespec/http";

using TypeSpec.Versioning;
using TypeSpec.Http;

@versioned(My.Service.Versions)
@service
namespace My.Service;

enum Versions {
  v2023_11_01_preview: "2023-11-01-preview",
  v2023_11_01: "2023-11-01",
}

model PreviewModel {
  betaFeature: string;
}

model StableModel {
  stableFeature: string;
}

@added(Versions.v2023_11_01_preview)
@removed(Versions.v2023_11_01)
op previewFunctionality(@body previewModel: PreviewModel): void;

op stableFunctionality(@body stableModel: StableModel): void;

import pytest
from my.service import MyServiceClient, models

preview_client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=...)

# client's api_version will be "2023-11-01-preview"

stable_model = models.StableModel(stable_feature="present")
print(stable_model)
preview_client.stable_functionality(stable_model) # call goes through

preview_model = models.PreviewModel(preview_functionality="present")

# the model is generated as part of the api surface

preview_client.preview_functionality(preview_model) # call goes through

// ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceVersion
{
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01-preview". </summary>
    V2023_11_01_Preview = 1
}

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint);
// client's api-version will be "2023-11-01-preview"

//call PreviewFunctionality
PreviewModel previewModel = new PreviewModel("<betaFeature>");
Response response = client.PreviewFunctionality(previewModel);

//call StableFunctionality
StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("<stableFeature>");
Response response = client.StableFunctionality(stableModel);

// there is no apiVersion parameters defined in all operations, TypeScript emitter will ignore it.

// ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceServiceVersion implements ServiceVersion {
    V2023_11_01_PREVIEW("2023-11-01-preview");

    public static ServiceServiceVersion getLatest() {} // V2023_11_01_PREVIEW
}

// Client API
ServiceClientClient serviceClientClient = new ServiceClientClientBuilder()
    // other configurations
    .buildClient();
// client's api-version will be 2023-11-01-preview

StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("present");

// call goes through
serviceClientClient.stableFunctionality(stableModel);

PreviewModel previewModel = new PreviewModel("present");
// call goes through
serviceClientClient.previewFunctionality(previewModel);

Override to return all

You can also override the signature to return the combined api surface area of all of the separate api versions. Different languages have different support for versioning validation.

In the following examples, you can observe how this change is made in tspconfig.yaml.

options:
  "@azure-tools/typespec-python":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-csharp":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-ts":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-java":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"
  "@azure-tools/typespec-go":
  api-version: "2023-11-01-preview"

import "@typespec/versioning";
import "@typespec/http";

using TypeSpec.Versioning;
using TypeSpec.Http;

@versioned(My.Service.Versions)
@service
namespace My.Service;

enum Versions {
  v2023_11_01_preview: "2023-11-01-preview",
  v2023_11_01: "2023-11-01",
}

model PreviewModel {
  betaFeature: string;
}

model StableModel {
  stableFeature: string;
}

@added(Versions.v2023_11_01_preview)
@removed(Versions.v2023_11_01)
op previewFunctionality(@body previewModel: PreviewModel): void;

op stableFunctionality(@body stableModel: StableModel): void;

import pytest
from my.service import MyServiceClient, models

client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=...)
# client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

stable_model = models.StableModel(stable_feature="present")
print(stable_model)
client.stable_functionality(stable_model) # call goes through

preview_model = models.PreviewModel(preview_functionality="present")
# the model is generated as part of the api surface

with pytest.expect(ValueError) as ex:
  client.preview_functionality(preview_model)
assert "preview_functionality is not available in api version 2023-11-01" in str(ex)

preview_client = MyServiceClient(endpoint=..., credential=..., api_version="2023-11-01-preview")

preview_client.preview_functionality(preview_model) # call goes through

//ServiceVersion enum
public enum ServiceVersion
{
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01-preview". </summary>
    V2023_11_01_Preview = 1,
    /// <summary> Service version "2023-11-01". </summary>
    V2023_11_01 = 2,
}

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint);
//client's api_version will be "2023-11-01"

//call PreviewFunctionality
PreviewModel previewModel = new PreviewModel("<betaFeature>");
Response response = client.PreviewFunctionality(previewModel);

//call StableFunctionality
StableModel stableModel = new StableModel("<stableFeature>");
Response response = client.StableFunctionality(stableModel);

Uri endpoint = new Uri("<https://my-service.azure.com>");
ServiceClientOptions options = new ServiceClientOptions(ServiceVersion.V2023_11_01_Preview);
ServiceClient client = new ServiceClient(endpoint, options);
//You can specify the service api-version when create client instance. Now client's api_version will be "2023-11-01-preview"

// there is no apiVersion parameters defined in all operations, TypeScript emitter will ignore it.