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Restructure repository to move sdk components into a lower directory

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To enable the introduction of other top-level components into the repo (e.g. the azure sdk BOM for Java, build tools, etc), it would likely make sense to move existing modules, for both management and data plane, into a subdirectory. This would clean the root level directory and prevent overload for users arriving at the github repo.

A proposed structure might take the form:

sdk\<service1>\client\src
sdk\<service1>\management\src
sdk\<service2>\client\src
sdk\<service2>\management\src

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)

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weshaggardcommented, May 24, 2019

@jianghaolu can probably give you more information but my understanding is that we ship multiple parallel packages one for each API version.

I would suggest starting with the data-plane libraries and then working with folks on the management team to stage the move of the management libraries.

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mitchdennycommented, May 24, 2019

Starting to get across what is required here. Can someone explain the backstory on the management libraries that have date folders? e.g. /keyvault/resource-manager/v2015_06_01. Assuming these are ARM API versions. Do we ship both versions of the packages or is one locked in time?

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