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Describe the bug
object-typed attributes is None when deserializing an xml with a namespace into a Model object
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the following code that serialize and then deserialize to restore the object. "author" becomes None. Debugging shows that the serialized xml has author tag, so problem should be with the deserialization.
Added cloud service NIC and PIP APIs specifications (Azure#11568)
* Added cloud service NIC and PIP APIs specifications
* Moved new APIs to 2020-07-01 version
* Updated version to 2020-07-01 in json files
* Updated api version tp 2020-07-01 in examples
Co-authored-by: Richa Jain <ricjain@microsoft.com>
Describe the bug
object-typed attributes is
None
when deserializing an xml with a namespace into a Model objectTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the following code that serialize and then deserialize to restore the object. "author" becomes
None
. Debugging shows that the serialized xml has author tag, so problem should be with the deserialization.Model classes are here.
models.zip
Expected behavior
The restored object should have "author"
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