BIOS Option 'CbsCmnApbdis' shown as 'int value__' with '_0' and '_1' as values instead of integers '0' and '1'

[knoll-nc]

Describe the bug
When setting or getting the value an integer is expected. However, the interger is not set and not received.

To Reproduce
Create a new BIOS policy:

PS C:\> New-IntersightBiosPolicy -Name "amd-test" -CbsCmnApbdis _1

ClassId                        : BiosPolicy
ObjectType                     : BiosPolicy
[...]
C1autoUnDemotion               : PlatformDefault
CbsCmnApbdis                   : _1
CbsCmnCpuAvx512                : PlatformDefault 
[...] 

Read it:

PS C:\> (get-IntersightBiosPolicy -Name "amd-test").CbsCmnApbdis
_1 

Tested it with a value of 1 which didn't result in any error, but the value was just platform default:

PS C:\> New-IntersightBiosPolicy -Name "amd-test2" -CbsCmnApbdis 1

ClassId                        : BiosPolicy
ObjectType                     : BiosPolicy
[...]
C1autoUnDemotion               : PlatformDefault
CbsCmnApbdis                   : PlatformDefault
CbsCmnCpuAvx512                : PlatformDefault 
[...] 

Read it:

PS C:\> (get-IntersightBiosPolicy -Name "amd-test2").CbsCmnApbdis
PlatformDefault 

Did the same via UI and had a look at the browser inspection network tab:

CbsCmnApbdis: "1"

Read it via PS:

PS C:\> (get-IntersightBiosPolicy -Name "amd-test3").CbsCmnApbdis
_1 

Version used

• PSVersion: 7.4.6
• Intersight PowerShell Version: 1.0.11.2024112619

Expected behavior
values of 0 and 1 instead of _0 and _1

[Ghufz]

C# has a restriction where enum names cannot start with a number. To accommodate the actual value of 1, the enum name is prefixed with an underscore, resulting in _1

[knoll-nc]

Thanks for your reply.
This is not related to the documentation:
https://cdn.intersight.com/components/an-apidocs/1.0.11-20241126194850025/model/intersight-openapi-v3-1.0.11-20241126194850025.json

Additionally, when only values of _0 and _1 are supported, why can we put in 1 without receiving any error? It looks like this is a valid input, however the value is not set.

If it's not possible to have 0 and 1, going for enabled and disabled would be a better way to work around it.