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extra namespace added when -Namespace has two dots
See original GitHub issueSo if I call autorest -input swagger.json -Namespace a.b.c
the generated classes will have a new using included that says
using a.b
whenever -namespace parameter has two dots, autorest will add a new using for the two words before the second dot. which I believe is not the correct behavior
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The using
a.b;is added by the Roslyn Code Fixer/simplifier.I’m not sure that there’s anything that I can do in the immediate term; is this causing some sort of problem?
Ah yeah. That’s a side-effect of the Roslyn-based c# simplifier.
Hmm.
We’ll have to see if we can stop that. I dunno why it wants to do that.
G