func (c *VSphereClient) TagsClient() (*tags.RestClient, error) {
	if err := viapi.ValidateVirtualCenter(c.vimClient); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if c.tagsClient == nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("tags require %s or higher", tagsMinVersion)
	}
	return c.tagsClient, nil
}
func (c *VSphereClient) TagsClient() (*tags.RestClient, error) {
	if err := viapi.ValidateVirtualCenter(c.vimClient); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if c.tagsClient == nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("tags require %s or higher", tagsMinVersion)
	}
	return c.tagsClient, nil
}
func ( c * VSphereClient ) TagsClient ( ) ( * tags . RestClient , error ) { if err := viapi . ValidateVirtualCenter ( c . vimClient ) ; err != nil { return nil , err } if c . tagsClient == nil { return nil , fmt . Errorf ( " " , tagsMinVersion ) } return c . tagsClient , nil }
// TagsClient returns the embedded REST client used for tags, after determining
// if the connection is eligible:
//
// * The connection information in vimClient is valid vCenter connection
// * The provider has a connection to the CIS REST client. This is true if
// tagsClient != nil.
//
// This function should be used whenever possible to return the client from the
// provider meta variable for use, to determine if it can be used at all.
//
// The nil value that is returned on an unsupported connection can be
// considered stable behavior for read purposes on resources that need to be
// able to read tags if they are present. You can use the snippet below in a
// Read call to determine if tags are supported on this connection, and if they
// are, read them from the object and save them in the resource:
//
//   if tagsClient, _ := meta.(*VSphereClient).TagsClient(); tagsClient != nil {
//     if err := readTagsForResource(tagsClient, obj, d); err != nil {
//       return err
//     }
//   }
TagsClient returns the embedded REST client used for tags after determining if the connection is eligible : * The connection information in vimClient is valid vCenter connection * The provider has a connection to the CIS REST client . This is true if tagsClient ! = nil . This function should be used whenever possible to return the client from the provider meta variable for use to determine if it can be used at all . The nil value that is returned on an unsupported connection can be considered stable behavior for read purposes on resources that need to be able to read tags if they are present . You can use the snippet below in a Read call to determine if tags are supported on this connection and if they are read them from the object and save them in the resource : if tagsClient _ : = meta . ( * VSphereClient ) . TagsClient () ; tagsClient ! = nil { if err : = readTagsForResource ( tagsClient obj d ) ; err ! = nil { return err } }