Support for Azure Dall-e - #439
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Changes look good and the checks for api_type are in-line with what already exists inside this repo. Before merging, can you confirm: have you tested this manually? There aren't any tests here but not much of this code looks like it requires testing. As long as you've done one end-to-end run I'll be happy.
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Hey, I have tested it manually. Once this is checked in we will add automation in our end to exercise it, thanks! |
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hey @jhallard, I have tested again using the latest set of changes and everything still looks good, so we are ready to merge, thanks for the review! |
* This PR updates openai#337 with updates for it to work with the latest API preview --------- Co-authored-by: Christian Mürtz <t-cmurtz@microsoft.com>
* This PR updates openai#337 with updates for it to work with the latest API preview --------- Co-authored-by: Christian Mürtz <t-cmurtz@microsoft.com>
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This PR updates #337 with updates for it to work with the latest API preview