Decide how to expose parameters for question and qnaId
See original GitHub issue@KrzysztofCwalina @tg-msft @schaabs it came up in review that we should move required parameters out of KnowledgebaseQueryOptions
and put them as required parameters, which is either string question
or int qnaId
. Agreed? How does that differ from EncryptParameters
for Key Vault, though?
Also, since not all languages support overloads, I propose adding just a GetQuestionAnswer(string projectName, int qnaId, string deploymentName = null)
. when a qnaId
is passed, it’s the only option that matters.
/cc @annatisch @rokulka
_Originally posted by @heaths in https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/pull/21810#discussion_r664912422_
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Gut reaction, I think the overloads look good. Let’s try them out!
@annatisch or @johanste could you summarize what you’re thinking for Python? For .NET, I’m leaning toward:
/cc @tg-msft @KrzysztofCwalina @rokulka