ContainerRegistryModelFactory.ContainerRepositoryProperties Method
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of ContainerRepositoryProperties.
public static Azure.Containers.ContainerRegistry.ContainerRepositoryProperties ContainerRepositoryProperties (string registryLoginServer = default, string name = default, DateTimeOffset createdOn = default, DateTimeOffset lastUpdatedOn = default, int manifestCount = 0, int tagCount = 0, bool? canDelete = default, bool? canWrite = default, bool? canList = default, bool? canRead = default);
static member ContainerRepositoryProperties : string * string * DateTimeOffset * DateTimeOffset * int * int * Nullable<bool> * Nullable<bool> * Nullable<bool> * Nullable<bool> -> Azure.Containers.ContainerRegistry.ContainerRepositoryProperties
Public Shared Function ContainerRepositoryProperties (Optional registryLoginServer As String = Nothing, Optional name As String = Nothing, Optional createdOn As DateTimeOffset = Nothing, Optional lastUpdatedOn As DateTimeOffset = Nothing, Optional manifestCount As Integer = 0, Optional tagCount As Integer = 0, Optional canDelete As Nullable(Of Boolean) = Nothing, Optional canWrite As Nullable(Of Boolean) = Nothing, Optional canList As Nullable(Of Boolean) = Nothing, Optional canRead As Nullable(Of Boolean) = Nothing) As ContainerRepositoryProperties
Parameters
- registryLoginServer
- String
Registry login server name. This is likely to be similar to {registry-name}.azurecr.io.
- name
- String
Image name.
- createdOn
- DateTimeOffset
Image created time.
- lastUpdatedOn
- DateTimeOffset
Image last update time.
- manifestCount
- Int32
Number of the manifests.
- tagCount
- Int32
Number of the tags.
Returns
A new ContainerRepositoryProperties instance for mocking.
Applies to
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