ClientModel: Simplified SCM LRO Types #44728
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In this approach, clients create public subtypes of ResultValueOperation. These operation types are considered the same as other subclients and hold all protocol methods relevant to the operation -- i.e. if you have to pass an operation ID to the method, it lives on the LRO subclient -- since you can't call it until after calling the method to start the operation. These subclients evolve like any other with regard to the addition of convenience methods in subsequent versions.