Add spector test for azure/client-generator-core/access#859
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Add spector test for azure/client-generator-core/access#859
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- Uncommented access test in tspcompile.js - Added access package to workspace members - Generated Rust code from TypeSpec specs - Created integration tests for public operations - All tests compile successfully Co-authored-by: antkmsft <41349689+antkmsft@users.noreply.github.com>
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[WIP] Add spector test for azure client generator
Add spector test for azure/client-generator-core/access
Feb 17, 2026
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Adds test coverage for the
@accessdecorator from@azure-tools/typespec-client-generator-core, which controls whether types and operations are exposed in generated client libraries.Changes
spector_accesstest intspcompile.jsand workspace manifest@access(Access.public)operations → public Rust methods@access(Access.internal)operations →pub(crate)Rust methods (generated but not exported)The generated code correctly maps TypeSpec access semantics to Rust visibility modifiers, ensuring internal implementation details remain unexposed while maintaining necessary model accessibility.
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