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Pull Request Overview

This pull request introduces the November preview update for the Azure Search SDK for Python. The main changes include:

  • Code formatting improvements across test files to comply with Python style guidelines (line length, multi-line function calls)
  • Renaming of "KnowledgeAgent" to "KnowledgeBase" throughout the codebase
  • Addition of new features including knowledge base retrieval, Purview integration, content understanding skills, and facet metrics support
  • API version update from 2025-08-01-preview to 2025-11-01-preview
  • New imports and model classes for knowledge bases, content understanding, and service statistics

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Copilot reviewed 123 out of 131 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

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File Description
Test files (multiple) Formatting improvements for line length compliance
knowledgebases module files Renamed KnowledgeAgent to KnowledgeBase with updated client classes
indexes/models/_models.py Updated docstrings and added new model properties
indexes/models/_index.py Added sensitivity_label and purview_enabled fields
Generated operations files API version updates and model reference changes
New test files Added tests for knowledge base, knowledge source (web/SharePoint) functionality

@hizixin hizixin force-pushed the ziyao/search-nov-preview branch 3 times, most recently from b0b3983 to 759bcc4 Compare November 12, 2025 05:41
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@hizixin hizixin force-pushed the ziyao/search-nov-preview branch from 759bcc4 to 8dc7b20 Compare November 13, 2025 00:18
@hizixin hizixin force-pushed the ziyao/search-nov-preview branch from 8dc7b20 to 3c851cf Compare November 13, 2025 00:20
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