mgmt azure-json, migrate azure-resourcemanager-redis

[XiaofeiCao]

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manual code(mainly RedisConfigurationTest migration): 5e801f3

regened locally to fix validate(): deb2f51

autorest PR: Azure/autorest.java#2895

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[XiaofeiCao]

CI error is caused by validate(): Azure/autorest.java#2890

[weidongxu-microsoft]

OK for me.

Reading the java file and parse it via regex seems too fragile. It depends too much on how the code is written (not even sure if a newline would break the logic).
But I didn't see alternative though.

[XiaofeiCao]

OK for me.

Reading the java file and parse it via regex seems too fragile. It depends too much on how the code is written (not even sure if a newline would break the logic). But I didn't see alternative though.

Agree. Both formatter and codegen logic can affect the generated code. Let's see if this is an issue in the future..

Alternative would be reading directly from swagger file based on the tag. Though it still rely on the folder/file structure.