[Text Authoring] Create dotnet sdk preview 20250515

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Azure.AI.Language.Text.Authoring

Account issues confirmed resolved.

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Pull Request Overview

This pull request creates a preview SDK release (version 20250515) for the Azure.AI.Language.Text.Authoring SDK. The PR updates the API specification reference and refreshes test data with new endpoints, project names, and API versions.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 121 out of 130 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

• Updated API specification commit reference in tsp-location.yaml
• Reorganized using statements in the test file for better readability
• Updated test data with new project names, container names, and API version endpoints
• Added new test methods for raw string import, model evaluation results, project export, and deployment retrieval
• Refreshed all session recordings with updated URLs, dates, and response data

File	Description
tsp-location.yaml	Updates API specification commit hash to point to newer version
TextAuthoringClientLiveTest.cs	Reorganizes imports, updates test project names/containers, adds new test methods
Session recording files	Updates all recorded test sessions with new API version, endpoints, and test data

[bidisha-c]

Why do we have changes here?

[bidisha-c]

Not sure I understand, can you expand for which usecase. AFAI we do not have any new changes except the new API version for Text Auth

[amber-Chen-86]

Yes, when we had bug bash session last time, Ashour mentioned we may need to add a function of importing Json String directly for Conversations Authoring SDK. If we only support importing structured object, it is not convenient when importing large json project.
So I added an import Json String to Conversation Authoring, and I also added the same function here in Text Authoring, because I think they have same concern.
Do you think it is acceptable? Thank you.

[bidisha-c]

We should not have 2023-11-15-preview. Do we still have that?

[bidisha-c]

These links should not be referring to your branch amber. Use main. For the ones which are being added as part of this commit, I think we should be able to add them after merge.

[bidisha-c]

same applies here

[bidisha-c]

Update to newest version

[bidisha-c]

Do we have a code snippet on how to call with AAD? If so, you can either add it here, or add a link to the snipper

[bidisha-c]

Do we need a separate file. Why not add to the same sample for sync?

The readme can be Retrieving Deployment Details in Azure AI Language Text

[bidisha-c]

Here we only have AAD, Let's have both Key and AAD in all pages. or just one common sample

[bidisha-c]

why?