Missing partition key on header

[wikes82]

Bug Information

when calling AzureData.createDocument() to collection with partition key, it produce error : The partition key supplied in x-ms-partitionkey header has fewer components than defined in the the collection.
REST request header missing x-ms-documentdb-partitionkey

Steps to Reproduce

call AzureData.createDocument() to collection with partition key.

Expected Behavior

Actual Behavior

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[NateRickard]

It looks like this change in the portal:

...is causing all collections created via the portal to require a partition key. Currently this SDK has no method of passing a partition key in the header, leading to the error.

This SDK will be updated to allow for the partition key. In the meantime, a workaround is to create the collection programmatically via the SDK, which does not require a partition key to be set.

[SogoGolf]

thanks for confirming this @NateRickard looking forward to the update

[NateRickard]

@SogoGolf should be fixed in PR #86/v0.2.0

[SogoGolf]

hi @NateRickard just tested this and I'm still seeing same error. i checked i had updated to 0.2.0 perhaps i missed something else. here's the details:

the database test and collection testcollection were created in the portal UI.

implementation 'com.azure.android:azuredata:0.2.0'

update worked fine/build ok.

doc class:

class ClubDocument(id: String? = null) : Document(id) {
    var name: String = ""
    var type: String = ""
}

test code block:

val document = ClubDocument()
document.name = "NEW CLUB ${(0..100).random()}"
document.type = "abc"

AzureData.createDocument (document, "testcollection", "test") {
    // created document = it.resource
    if (it.response != null && it.response?.isSuccessful!!) {
        lastAddedId = it.resource?.id!!
        runOnUiThread {
            textView.text = "success creating a new club. ${it.jsonData}"
        }
    } else {
        Log.i("AZURE", "ERROR: create document failed. ${it.jsonData}")
        runOnUiThread {
            textView.text = "ERROR: ${it.jsonData}"
        }
    }
}

error message:

create document failed. {"code":"BadRequest","message":"Message: {\"Errors\":[\"The partition key supplied in x-ms-partitionkey header has fewer components than defined in the the collection.\"]}

[NateRickard]

@SogoGolf mark the property you're using as the partition key with the @PartitionKey annotation, e.g.:

@PartitionKey
    var testKey = "MyPartitionKey"

Docs are lagging behind as we iterate on this, but you can look at the tests which should give you some insight.

[radoye]

I can't seem to find an example for Java. I tried something like the snipped below, but it's failing. Any hints/pointers? Thanks!

    static class SampleDocument extends Document {
        String guid;
        @PartitionKey // <== fails here with "@PartitionKey not applicable to field"
        String guid_date;
        JSONObject payload;

      SampleDocument(...) {}
}

[NateRickard]

@radoye thanks for the feedback. I've updated the attribute to work on fields as well. Let me know if this fixes the issue for you. Released in v0.2.5.

[radoye]

@NateRickard thanks for the fix! I can confirm that it works in 0.2.5.