Incorrect Subject Names When Generating Commands with `*SkypeForBusiness*` in their `operationId`

[peombwa]

Operations that have *SkypeForBusiness* in their operation Ids are generated as commands with incorrect subject names. It looks like AutoREST.PowerShell truncates everything after *Skype in *SkypeForBusiness*. e.g.,
This operation with operationId: reports_getSkypeForBusinessActivityCounts:

  '/reports/microsoft.graph.getSkypeForBusinessActivityCounts(period=''{period}'')':
    get:
      tags:
        - reports.Functions
      summary: Invoke function getSkypeForBusinessActivityCounts
      operationId: reports_getSkypeForBusinessActivityCounts

ends up being generated as Get-MgReportSkype instead of the expected Get-MgReportSkypeForBusinessActivityCount.

Repro Steps:

1. Generate PowerShell module using this sample OpenAPI document as AutoREST's input-file:

autorest --powershell --input-file:https://gist.githubusercontent.com/peombwa/3883d3bd7152f59c0bf5f53adfabd6f4/raw/d8cf9bba631e1ace66f4ee7e5f2def74fb333155/BrokenSkypeForBusiness.yml --clear-output-folder

2. Inspect the generate cmdlets folder. You'll notice all cmdlets that call /reports/microsoft.graph.getSkypeForBusiness* are generated as Get-MgReportSkype.
   

Environment

• Tested with both autorest/powershell v2.1.401 and v3.0.402.

Related to microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-powershell#628.

[dolauli]

It is by design. If there are preposition like ['with', 'at', 'by', 'for', 'in', 'of'] in the operationId, the preposition and following part will be truncated. In this case, we think the operationId is 'DoActionWithStyle' and we will truncate the withstyle part. So for your case, only one cmdlet will be generated, and there will be one parameter set for each forxxx. If you expect one cmdlet per get, you may replace 'for' with some placeholder in the operationId and then using a directive to rename the subject.