azure_mgmt_mobile_engagement 0.7.0 → 0.8.0

data/lib/generated/azure_mgmt_mobile_engagement/devices.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 # encoding: utf-8
-# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 0.17.0.0
+# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 1.0.0.0
 # Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is
 # regenerated.
 
@@ -26,108 +26,44 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
     # @param top [Integer] Number of devices to return with each call. Defaults to
-    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The
-    # response contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the
-    # next page of results if not all results could be returned at once.
+    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The response
+    # contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the next page
+    # of results if not all results could be returned at once.
     # @param select [String] By default all `meta` and `appInfo` properties are
     # returned, this property is used to restrict the output to the desired
     # properties. It also excludes all devices from the output that have none of
-    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one
-    # of the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
-    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return
-    # them all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only
-    # meta properties in the output. -
-    # `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` : return all `appInfo`, plus
-    # meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen properties. The format
-    # is thus a comma separated list of properties to select. Use `appInfo` to
-    # select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all meta properties. Use
-    # `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific appInfo and meta
-    # properties.
+    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one of
+    # the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
+    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return them
+    # all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only meta
+    # properties in the output. - `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` :
+    # return all `appInfo`, plus meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen
+    # properties. The format is thus a comma separated list of properties to
+    # select. Use `appInfo` to select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all
+    # meta properties. Use `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific
+    # appInfo and meta properties.
     # @param filter [String] Filter can be used to reduce the number of results.
     # Filter is a boolean expression that can look like the following examples: *
     # `$filter=deviceId gt 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789'` *
     # `$filter=lastModified le 1447284263690L` * `$filter=(deviceId ge
     # 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (deviceId lt
-    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)`
-    # The first example is used automatically for paging when returning the
-    # `nextLink` property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on
-    # some properties that can be compared to their value. The available
-    # operators are: * `gt`  : greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals *
-    # `lt`  : less than * `le`  : less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple
-    # checks (all checks must pass), optional parentheses can be used. The
-    # properties that can be used in the expression are the following: *
-    # `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a lexicographical comparison is
-    # made on the deviceId value, use single quotes for the value. *
-    # `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta properties or
-    # appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp compared to the
-    # specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since January 1st, 1970
-    # UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of milliseconds, its
-    # required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1` (which is
-    # always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified` excludes all
-    # devices from the output that have no property matching the timestamp
-    # criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
-    # `lastModified` timestamp for a given property is never part of the results.
-    # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
-    # will be added to the HTTP request.
-    #
-    # @return [DevicesQueryResult] which provide lazy access to pages of the
-    # response.
-    #
-    def list_as_lazy(top = nil, select = nil, filter = nil, custom_headers = nil)
-      response = list_async(top, select, filter, custom_headers).value!
-      unless response.nil?
-        page = response.body
-        page.next_method = Proc.new do |next_page_link|
-          list_next_async(next_page_link, custom_headers)
-        end
-        page
-      end
-    end
-
-    #
-    # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
-    #
-    # @param top [Integer] Number of devices to return with each call. Defaults to
-    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The
-    # response contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the
-    # next page of results if not all results could be returned at once.
-    # @param select [String] By default all `meta` and `appInfo` properties are
-    # returned, this property is used to restrict the output to the desired
-    # properties. It also excludes all devices from the output that have none of
-    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one
-    # of the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
-    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return
-    # them all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only
-    # meta properties in the output. -
-    # `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` : return all `appInfo`, plus
-    # meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen properties. The format
-    # is thus a comma separated list of properties to select. Use `appInfo` to
-    # select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all meta properties. Use
-    # `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific appInfo and meta
-    # properties.
-    # @param filter [String] Filter can be used to reduce the number of results.
-    # Filter is a boolean expression that can look like the following examples: *
-    # `$filter=deviceId gt 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789'` *
-    # `$filter=lastModified le 1447284263690L` * `$filter=(deviceId ge
-    # 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (deviceId lt
-    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)`
-    # The first example is used automatically for paging when returning the
-    # `nextLink` property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on
-    # some properties that can be compared to their value. The available
-    # operators are: * `gt`  : greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals *
-    # `lt`  : less than * `le`  : less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple
-    # checks (all checks must pass), optional parentheses can be used. The
-    # properties that can be used in the expression are the following: *
-    # `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a lexicographical comparison is
-    # made on the deviceId value, use single quotes for the value. *
-    # `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta properties or
-    # appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp compared to the
-    # specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since January 1st, 1970
-    # UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of milliseconds, its
-    # required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1` (which is
-    # always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified` excludes all
-    # devices from the output that have no property matching the timestamp
-    # criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
+    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)` The
+    # first example is used automatically for paging when returning the `nextLink`
+    # property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on some properties
+    # that can be compared to their value. The available operators are: * `gt`  :
+    # greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals * `lt`  : less than * `le`  :
+    # less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple checks (all checks must pass),
+    # optional parentheses can be used. The properties that can be used in the
+    # expression are the following: * `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a
+    # lexicographical comparison is made on the deviceId value, use single quotes
+    # for the value. * `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta
+    # properties or appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp
+    # compared to the specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since
+    # January 1st, 1970 UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of
+    # milliseconds, its required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1`
+    # (which is always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified`
+    # excludes all devices from the output that have no property matching the
+    # timestamp criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
     # `lastModified` timestamp for a given property is never part of the results.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
@@ -143,46 +79,44 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
     # @param top [Integer] Number of devices to return with each call. Defaults to
-    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The
-    # response contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the
-    # next page of results if not all results could be returned at once.
+    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The response
+    # contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the next page
+    # of results if not all results could be returned at once.
     # @param select [String] By default all `meta` and `appInfo` properties are
     # returned, this property is used to restrict the output to the desired
     # properties. It also excludes all devices from the output that have none of
-    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one
-    # of the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
-    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return
-    # them all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only
-    # meta properties in the output. -
-    # `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` : return all `appInfo`, plus
-    # meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen properties. The format
-    # is thus a comma separated list of properties to select. Use `appInfo` to
-    # select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all meta properties. Use
-    # `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific appInfo and meta
-    # properties.
+    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one of
+    # the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
+    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return them
+    # all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only meta
+    # properties in the output. - `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` :
+    # return all `appInfo`, plus meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen
+    # properties. The format is thus a comma separated list of properties to
+    # select. Use `appInfo` to select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all
+    # meta properties. Use `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific
+    # appInfo and meta properties.
     # @param filter [String] Filter can be used to reduce the number of results.
     # Filter is a boolean expression that can look like the following examples: *
     # `$filter=deviceId gt 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789'` *
     # `$filter=lastModified le 1447284263690L` * `$filter=(deviceId ge
     # 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (deviceId lt
-    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)`
-    # The first example is used automatically for paging when returning the
-    # `nextLink` property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on
-    # some properties that can be compared to their value. The available
-    # operators are: * `gt`  : greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals *
-    # `lt`  : less than * `le`  : less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple
-    # checks (all checks must pass), optional parentheses can be used. The
-    # properties that can be used in the expression are the following: *
-    # `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a lexicographical comparison is
-    # made on the deviceId value, use single quotes for the value. *
-    # `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta properties or
-    # appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp compared to the
-    # specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since January 1st, 1970
-    # UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of milliseconds, its
-    # required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1` (which is
-    # always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified` excludes all
-    # devices from the output that have no property matching the timestamp
-    # criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
+    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)` The
+    # first example is used automatically for paging when returning the `nextLink`
+    # property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on some properties
+    # that can be compared to their value. The available operators are: * `gt`  :
+    # greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals * `lt`  : less than * `le`  :
+    # less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple checks (all checks must pass),
+    # optional parentheses can be used. The properties that can be used in the
+    # expression are the following: * `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a
+    # lexicographical comparison is made on the deviceId value, use single quotes
+    # for the value. * `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta
+    # properties or appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp
+    # compared to the specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since
+    # January 1st, 1970 UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of
+    # milliseconds, its required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1`
+    # (which is always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified`
+    # excludes all devices from the output that have no property matching the
+    # timestamp criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
     # `lastModified` timestamp for a given property is never part of the results.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
@@ -197,46 +131,44 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
     # @param top [Integer] Number of devices to return with each call. Defaults to
-    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The
-    # response contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the
-    # next page of results if not all results could be returned at once.
+    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The response
+    # contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the next page
+    # of results if not all results could be returned at once.
     # @param select [String] By default all `meta` and `appInfo` properties are
     # returned, this property is used to restrict the output to the desired
     # properties. It also excludes all devices from the output that have none of
-    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one
-    # of the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
-    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return
-    # them all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only
-    # meta properties in the output. -
-    # `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` : return all `appInfo`, plus
-    # meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen properties. The format
-    # is thus a comma separated list of properties to select. Use `appInfo` to
-    # select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all meta properties. Use
-    # `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific appInfo and meta
-    # properties.
+    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one of
+    # the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
+    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return them
+    # all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only meta
+    # properties in the output. - `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` :
+    # return all `appInfo`, plus meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen
+    # properties. The format is thus a comma separated list of properties to
+    # select. Use `appInfo` to select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all
+    # meta properties. Use `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific
+    # appInfo and meta properties.
     # @param filter [String] Filter can be used to reduce the number of results.
     # Filter is a boolean expression that can look like the following examples: *
     # `$filter=deviceId gt 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789'` *
     # `$filter=lastModified le 1447284263690L` * `$filter=(deviceId ge
     # 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (deviceId lt
-    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)`
-    # The first example is used automatically for paging when returning the
-    # `nextLink` property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on
-    # some properties that can be compared to their value. The available
-    # operators are: * `gt`  : greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals *
-    # `lt`  : less than * `le`  : less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple
-    # checks (all checks must pass), optional parentheses can be used. The
-    # properties that can be used in the expression are the following: *
-    # `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a lexicographical comparison is
-    # made on the deviceId value, use single quotes for the value. *
-    # `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta properties or
-    # appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp compared to the
-    # specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since January 1st, 1970
-    # UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of milliseconds, its
-    # required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1` (which is
-    # always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified` excludes all
-    # devices from the output that have no property matching the timestamp
-    # criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
+    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)` The
+    # first example is used automatically for paging when returning the `nextLink`
+    # property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on some properties
+    # that can be compared to their value. The available operators are: * `gt`  :
+    # greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals * `lt`  : less than * `le`  :
+    # less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple checks (all checks must pass),
+    # optional parentheses can be used. The properties that can be used in the
+    # expression are the following: * `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a
+    # lexicographical comparison is made on the deviceId value, use single quotes
+    # for the value. * `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta
+    # properties or appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp
+    # compared to the specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since
+    # January 1st, 1970 UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of
+    # milliseconds, its required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1`
+    # (which is always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified`
+    # excludes all devices from the output that have no property matching the
+    # timestamp criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
     # `lastModified` timestamp for a given property is never part of the results.
     # @param [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that will be added
     # to the HTTP request.
@@ -483,6 +415,7 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Update the tags registered for a set of devices running an application.
     # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
     # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
@@ -499,6 +432,7 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Update the tags registered for a set of devices running an application.
     # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
     # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
@@ -514,6 +448,7 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # Update the tags registered for a set of devices running an application.
     # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
     # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that will be added
@@ -585,9 +520,10 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     end
 
     #
-    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application.
-    # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
-    # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application. Updates
+    # are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed before
+    # the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
@@ -601,9 +537,10 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     end
 
     #
-    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application.
-    # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
-    # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application. Updates
+    # are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed before
+    # the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
@@ -616,9 +553,10 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     end
 
     #
-    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application.
-    # Updates are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed
-    # before the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # Update the tags registered for a set of users running an application. Updates
+    # are performed asynchronously, meaning that a few seconds are needed before
+    # the modifications appear in the results of the Get device command.
+    # 
     #
     # @param parameters [DeviceTagsParameters]
     # @param [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that will be added
@@ -692,8 +630,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -707,8 +645,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -721,8 +659,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that will be added
     # to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -776,5 +714,65 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
       promise.execute
     end
 
+    #
+    # Query the information associated to the devices running an application.
+    #
+    # @param top [Integer] Number of devices to return with each call. Defaults to
+    # 100 and cannot return more. Passing a greater value is ignored. The response
+    # contains a `nextLink` property describing the URI path to get the next page
+    # of results if not all results could be returned at once.
+    # @param select [String] By default all `meta` and `appInfo` properties are
+    # returned, this property is used to restrict the output to the desired
+    # properties. It also excludes all devices from the output that have none of
+    # the selected properties. In other terms, only devices having at least one of
+    # the selected property being set is part of the results. Examples: -
+    # `$select=appInfo` : select all devices having at least 1 appInfo, return them
+    # all and don’t return any meta property. - `$select=meta` : return only meta
+    # properties in the output. - `$select=appInfo,meta/firstSeen,meta/lastSeen` :
+    # return all `appInfo`, plus meta object containing only firstSeen and lastSeen
+    # properties. The format is thus a comma separated list of properties to
+    # select. Use `appInfo` to select all appInfo properties, `meta` to select all
+    # meta properties. Use `appInfo/{key}` and `meta/{key}` to select specific
+    # appInfo and meta properties.
+    # @param filter [String] Filter can be used to reduce the number of results.
+    # Filter is a boolean expression that can look like the following examples: *
+    # `$filter=deviceId gt 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789'` *
+    # `$filter=lastModified le 1447284263690L` * `$filter=(deviceId ge
+    # 'abcdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (deviceId lt
+    # 'bacdef0123456789abcdef0123456789') and (lastModified gt 1447284263690L)` The
+    # first example is used automatically for paging when returning the `nextLink`
+    # property. The filter expression is a combination of checks on some properties
+    # that can be compared to their value. The available operators are: * `gt`  :
+    # greater than * `ge`  : greater than or equals * `lt`  : less than * `le`  :
+    # less than or equals * `and` : to add multiple checks (all checks must pass),
+    # optional parentheses can be used. The properties that can be used in the
+    # expression are the following: * `deviceId {operator} '{deviceIdValue}'` : a
+    # lexicographical comparison is made on the deviceId value, use single quotes
+    # for the value. * `lastModified {operator} {number}L` : returns only meta
+    # properties or appInfo properties whose last value modification timestamp
+    # compared to the specified value is matching (value is milliseconds since
+    # January 1st, 1970 UTC). Please note the `L` character after the number of
+    # milliseconds, its required when the number of milliseconds exceeds `2^31 - 1`
+    # (which is always the case for recent timestamps). Using `lastModified`
+    # excludes all devices from the output that have no property matching the
+    # timestamp criteria, like `$select`. Please note that the internal value of
+    # `lastModified` timestamp for a given property is never part of the results.
+    # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
+    # will be added to the HTTP request.
+    #
+    # @return [DevicesQueryResult] which provide lazy access to pages of the
+    # response.
+    #
+    def list_as_lazy(top = nil, select = nil, filter = nil, custom_headers = nil)
+      response = list_async(top, select, filter, custom_headers).value!
+      unless response.nil?
+        page = response.body
+        page.next_method = Proc.new do |next_page_link|
+          list_next_async(next_page_link, custom_headers)
+        end
+        page
+      end
+    end
+
   end
 end

data/lib/generated/azure_mgmt_mobile_engagement/engagement_management_client.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 # encoding: utf-8
-# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 0.17.0.0
+# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 1.0.0.0
 # Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is
 # regenerated.
 
@@ -91,6 +91,7 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
       @accept_language = 'en-US'
       @long_running_operation_retry_timeout = 30
       @generate_client_request_id = true
+      add_telemetry
     end
 
     #
@@ -148,5 +149,17 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
       super(request_url, method, path, options)
     end
 
+
+    private
+    #
+    # Adds telemetry information.
+    #
+    def add_telemetry
+        sdk_information = 'azure_mgmt_mobile_engagement'
+        if defined? Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement::VERSION
+          sdk_information = "#{sdk_information}/#{Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement::VERSION}" 
+        end
+        add_user_agent_information(sdk_information)
+    end
   end
 end

data/lib/generated/azure_mgmt_mobile_engagement/export_tasks.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 # encoding: utf-8
-# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 0.17.0.0
+# Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator 1.0.0.0
 # Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is
 # regenerated.
 
@@ -22,43 +22,6 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     # @return [EngagementManagementClient] reference to the EngagementManagementClient
     attr_reader :client
 
-    #
-    # Get the list of export tasks.
-    #
-    # @param skip [Integer] Control paging of export tasks, start results at the
-    # given offset, defaults to 0 (1st page of data).
-    # @param top [Integer] Control paging of export tasks, number of export tasks
-    # to return with each call. By default, it returns all export tasks with a
-    # default paging of 20.
-    # The response contains a `nextLink` property describing the path to get the
-    # next page if there are more results.
-    # The maximum paging limit for $top is 40.
-    # @param orderby [String] Sort results by an expression which looks like
-    # `$orderby=taskId asc` (default when not specified).
-    # The syntax is orderby={property} {direction} or just orderby={property}.
-    # Properties that can be specified for sorting: taskId, errorDetails,
-    # dateCreated, taskStatus, and dateCreated.
-    # The available directions are asc (for ascending order) and desc (for
-    # descending order).
-    # When not specified the asc direction is used.
-    # Only one orderby property can be specified.
-    # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
-    # will be added to the HTTP request.
-    #
-    # @return [ExportTaskListResult] which provide lazy access to pages of the
-    # response.
-    #
-    def list_as_lazy(skip = 0, top = 20, orderby = nil, custom_headers = nil)
-      response = list_async(skip, top, orderby, custom_headers).value!
-      unless response.nil?
-        page = response.body
-        page.next_method = Proc.new do |next_page_link|
-          list_next_async(next_page_link, custom_headers)
-        end
-        page
-      end
-    end
-
     #
     # Get the list of export tasks.
     #
@@ -1279,8 +1242,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Get the list of export tasks.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -1294,8 +1257,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Get the list of export tasks.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
     # will be added to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -1308,8 +1271,8 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
     #
     # Get the list of export tasks.
     #
-    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful
-    # call to List operation.
+    # @param next_page_link [String] The NextLink from the previous successful call
+    # to List operation.
     # @param [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that will be added
     # to the HTTP request.
     #
@@ -1363,5 +1326,42 @@ module Azure::ARM::MobileEngagement
       promise.execute
     end
 
+    #
+    # Get the list of export tasks.
+    #
+    # @param skip [Integer] Control paging of export tasks, start results at the
+    # given offset, defaults to 0 (1st page of data).
+    # @param top [Integer] Control paging of export tasks, number of export tasks
+    # to return with each call. By default, it returns all export tasks with a
+    # default paging of 20.
+    # The response contains a `nextLink` property describing the path to get the
+    # next page if there are more results.
+    # The maximum paging limit for $top is 40.
+    # @param orderby [String] Sort results by an expression which looks like
+    # `$orderby=taskId asc` (default when not specified).
+    # The syntax is orderby={property} {direction} or just orderby={property}.
+    # Properties that can be specified for sorting: taskId, errorDetails,
+    # dateCreated, taskStatus, and dateCreated.
+    # The available directions are asc (for ascending order) and desc (for
+    # descending order).
+    # When not specified the asc direction is used.
+    # Only one orderby property can be specified.
+    # @param custom_headers [Hash{String => String}] A hash of custom headers that
+    # will be added to the HTTP request.
+    #
+    # @return [ExportTaskListResult] which provide lazy access to pages of the
+    # response.
+    #
+    def list_as_lazy(skip = 0, top = 20, orderby = nil, custom_headers = nil)
+      response = list_async(skip, top, orderby, custom_headers).value!
+      unless response.nil?
+        page = response.body
+        page.next_method = Proc.new do |next_page_link|
+          list_next_async(next_page_link, custom_headers)
+        end
+        page
+      end
+    end
+
   end
 end