[python] Fix model usage which is referred both in request and response#10117
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[python] Fix model usage which is referred both in request and response#10117
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When validate mgmt SDK for Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#40286, the following error is reported:
Fix model usage for non-paging
When a model is referred by both paging and non-paging operations (i.e., it appears in both request and response), its usage was incorrectly being set to
UsageFlags.None. This fix adds an additional check to ensure we only clear usage for models that are exclusively used in paging operations and not also used as input.Changes
packages/http-client-python/emitter/src/code-model.ts: Added a condition to check(type["usage"] & UsageFlags.Input) === 0before clearing model usage, so models used as input are preserved.Testing