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Copilot AI commented May 18, 2026

  • Fetch the PR [http-client-csharp] Adopt Spector multiple-services scenario tests #10663 branch and the latest main, then reproduce the merge locally
  • Inspect each merge conflict and preserve both the PR's multiple-services Spector adoption changes and main updates
  • Run focused http-client-csharp build/generation/tests to validate the resolved merge
  • Run final validation and push the resolved merge back to the PR branch
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Resolve the merge conflicts in pull request #10663 (#10663).

Steps:

  1. Check out the PR branch for [http-client-csharp] Adopt Spector multiple-services scenario tests #10663.
  2. Merge the latest base branch (main) into the PR branch.
  3. Resolve all merge conflicts carefully, preserving the intent of both sides:
    • The PR adds adoption of Spector multiple-services scenario tests for http-client-csharp.
    • Make sure the changes from the PR (test scaffolding, generated code, configuration for multiple-services scenarios) are preserved alongside any updates from main.
  4. Ensure the project still builds and tests pass for the affected http-client-csharp generator.
  5. Push the conflict resolution back to the PR branch.

Do not change behavior beyond what is required to resolve the conflicts.

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