tables.create() does not expose a display_name parameter. Internally, _create_table calls _create_entity with display_name=table_schema_name, so the table's display name in Dataverse is always set to its schema name (e.g. "new_Product").
Code:
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display_name=table_schema_name, |
Expected behavior:
tables.create() should accept an optional display_name parameter. When omitted, it could default to the schema name (current behavior).
tables.create() does not expose a display_name parameter. Internally, _create_table calls _create_entity with display_name=table_schema_name, so the table's display name in Dataverse is always set to its schema name (e.g. "new_Product").
Code:
PowerPlatform-DataverseClient-Python/src/PowerPlatform/Dataverse/data/_odata.py
Line 1695 in f81440d
Expected behavior:
tables.create() should accept an optional display_name parameter. When omitted, it could default to the schema name (current behavior).