TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder not heeding QueryParameters

[ssteiner]

Describe the bug

Because teams templates are not part of the v1.0 SDK (seems a long time to be in beta but anyways..), I'm targetting the beta endpoint to fetch teams templates using Microsoft.Graph.TeamsTemplates.TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder. When I build the url with all query parameters manually, things work as expected. If I instead use the standard approach to configure request parameters, these are not heeded.

var builder = new Microsoft.Graph.TeamsTemplates.TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder("https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teamwork/teamTemplates", graphServiceClient.RequestAdapter);
var templates = await builder.GetAsync(requestConfiguration => 
{
    requestConfiguration.QueryParameters.Expand = ["definitions"];
    requestConfiguration.QueryParameters.Filter = filter;
}).ConfigureAwait(false);

In this case I'd expect the URL being queried to be GET /beta/teamwork/teamTemplates?$expand=definitions, but instead, it goes to /beta/teamwork/teamTemplates.

Expected behavior

I would expect the query parameters to be heeded, so in the above sample the request would go to /beta/teamwork/teamTemplates?$expand=definitions

How to reproduce

Run this code

var builder = new Microsoft.Graph.TeamsTemplates.TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder("https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teamwork/teamTemplates", graphServiceClient.RequestAdapter);
var templates = await builder.GetAsync(requestConfiguration => 
{
    requestConfiguration.QueryParameters.Expand = ["definitions"];
    requestConfiguration.QueryParameters.Filter = filter;
}).ConfigureAwait(false);

SDK Version

5.104.0

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

No response

Known Workarounds

No response

Debug output

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[gavinbarron]

This is because you're supplying a raw URI, this overrides any templating that might otherwise occur. I'm guessing that you're trying to avoid having multiple graph client objects which is why you're going down this path rather than having a dedicated beta client.

There are two general alternatives to acheive your goal,

1. supply the final url you want to make the request to as the RawUrl parameter

 var builder = new TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder(
       $"https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teamwork/teamTemplates?$expand=definitions&$filter={filter}",
       graphServiceClient.RequestAdapter);
   var templates = await builder.GetAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);

2. For most other apis, pass a dictionary of path parameters that will be used when applying parameters to the underlying uri template

 Use path parameters instead of a raw URL (preferred): var builder = new TeamsTemplatesRequestBuilder(
      new Dictionary<string, object> {
          { "baseurl", "https://graph.microsoft.com/beta" }
      },
      graphServiceClient.RequestAdapter);
  var templates = await builder.GetAsync(rc => {
      rc.QueryParameters.Expand = ["definitions"];
      rc.QueryParameters.Filter = filter;
  }).ConfigureAwait(false);

Option 2 doesn't work for you as there's a path difference between v1.0 and beta in this instance:
beta/teamwork/teamTemplates vs /v1.0/teamsTemplates