fixed issue with virtual networking client - unable to update address range and add subnet if existing subnet doesn't exist - still small off-by-one bug need to fix but won't affect usability will just add 32 ips to the first address range if a subnet doesn't exist

Author: azurecoder

Elastacloud.AzureManagement.Fluent/Clients/VirtualNetworkClient.cs

@@ -165,6 +165,10 @@ private string AddXmlSubnetToExistingNetworkingDefinition(SubnetTag tag)
                 new XAttribute("name", tag.SubnetName),
                 new XElement(Namespace + "AddressPrefix", tag.SubnetAddressRange)
                 );
+            if (virtualSites.Element(Namespace + "Subnets") == null)
+            {
+                virtualSites.Add(new XElement(Namespace + "Subnets"));
+            }
             virtualSites.Element(Namespace + "Subnets").Add(addedSubnetTag);
             return document.ToStringFullXmlDeclaration();
         }

Elastacloud.FluentManagement.FSTest/VirtualMachines.fsx

@@ -61,5 +61,6 @@ vmClient.CreateNewVirtualMachineDeploymentFromTemplateGallery(
 vmClient.LinuxVirtualMachineStatusEvent.Subscribe(fun vmstatus -> printfn "from %s to %s" (vmstatus.OldStatus.ToString()) (vmstatus.NewStatus.ToString()))
 // test 3: When created delete the subnet from the vnet - should generate a subnet busy exception of some sort
 let vnClient = VirtualNetworkClient(subscriptionId, (getFromBizsparkPlus subscriptionId))
-vnClient.RemoveSubnet("fsnet", "Subnet-3")
+vnClient.AddSubnetToAddressRange("bigbadbeetleborgs", "10.0.0.0/20", "max-1")
+vnClient.RemoveSubnet("bigbadbeetleborgs", "max-1")
 let images = vmClient.GetCurrentUbuntuImage()