Search: Handle selected properties for List operations
See original GitHub issueMany of our List operations for SearchServiceClient
accept an optional list of property names, but for .NET this isn’t as intuitive since model property names like Name
won’t actually work (server error): name
is required. Additionally, while etag
is also not recognized, @odata.etag
(theunderlying property name) causes a different server error: that @odata.etag
is not allowed in $select
or $expand
query parameters.
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An alternative to exposing this parameter on the client would be to have
Get[Resource]Names
APIs instead. That’s the original purpose behind adding$select
to those REST APIs in the first place. Those APIs actually run much faster with$select=name
because we use a different code path in the service that doesn’t retrieve all the metadata, only enumerates the names.@heaths A parameter like
onlyName
would work, although the response would be less convenient to consume than having a dedicated Get…Names API. Choosing between them might come down to which is most discoverable.