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feat:Introduce UnixTimestampJsonConverter for DateTimeOffset handling #73

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a custom JSON converter for Unix timestamps, enhancing date and time handling across various models.
  • Improvements

    • Updated multiple properties from integer Unix timestamps to DateTimeOffset, improving semantic clarity and allowing for better time zone management.
    • Added JSON converter attributes to ensure accurate serialization and deserialization of date-time values.

These changes enhance the overall functionality and robustness of the application in managing date and time data.

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The changes involve the introduction of a custom JSON converter, UnixTimestampJsonConverter, which facilitates the conversion between Unix timestamps and DateTimeOffset objects. This converter is applied to various properties across multiple classes, enhancing their data types from integers to DateTimeOffset, thereby improving the handling of date and time information, including time zones.

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Files Change Summary
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs Added UnixTimestampJsonConverter class for handling Unix timestamps with DateTimeOffset.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.*.g.cs Updated timestamp properties from int to DateTimeOffset and applied UnixTimestampJsonConverter.

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    Client->>API: Request Data
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    API-->>Client: Send Response with DateTimeOffset
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  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.AssistantObject.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.AuditLog.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Batch.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionFunctionResponse.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionStreamResponse.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateCompletionResponse.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJob.g.cs (3 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJobCheckpoint.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Invite.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.MessageObject.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Model12.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.OpenAIFile.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Project.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectApiKey.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectServiceAccount.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectUser.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.RunObject.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.RunStepObject.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ThreadObject.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Upload.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.UploadPart.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.User.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreFileBatchObject.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreFileObject.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreObject.g.cs (2 hunks)
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs (3)

5-38: Class Declaration Approved

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class is well-structured and appropriately documented with <inheritdoc /> tags. It correctly implements the necessary methods for a JSON converter in .NET.


8-27: Method Implementation Approved

The Read method in UnixTimestampJsonConverter is robust, handling both int and long Unix timestamps effectively. The fallback to default(DateTimeOffset) when no valid timestamp is found is a sensible error handling strategy.


29-37: Method Implementation Approved

The Write method efficiently converts DateTimeOffset to a Unix timestamp and correctly writes it as a numeric value. This ensures that the serialized data is in the expected format.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Model12.g.cs (1)

22-24: Property Changes Approved

The update to the Created property in the Model12 class enhances its functionality by using DateTimeOffset instead of int. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate serialization and deserialization of date and time information.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.UploadPart.g.cs (1)

22-24: Property Changes Approved

The update to the CreatedAt property in the UploadPart class enhances its functionality by using DateTimeOffset instead of int. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate serialization and deserialization of date and time information.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectServiceAccount.g.cs (1)

44-46: Approved: Enhanced date and time handling in CreatedAt property.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of date and time information. This ensures that time zone differences are appropriately managed and that the property's value is accurately represented in both serialization and deserialization processes.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectApiKey.g.cs (1)

36-38: Approved: Enhanced date and time handling in CreatedAt property.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of date and time information. This ensures that time zone differences are appropriately managed and that the property's value is accurately represented in both serialization and deserialization processes.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.User.g.cs (1)

51-53: Approved: Enhanced date and time handling in AddedAt property.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the AddedAt property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of date and time information. This ensures that time zone differences are appropriately managed and that the property's value is accurately represented in both serialization and deserialization processes.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ProjectUser.g.cs (1)

51-53: Approve the change to DateTimeOffset and suggest verification of JSON converter.

The change from an integer to DateTimeOffset for the AddedAt property is a significant improvement for handling date and time data accurately, especially considering time zone differences. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is crucial for ensuring that Unix timestamps are correctly interpreted.

However, it's important to verify that the JSON converter handles all edge cases properly, such as leap seconds and time zone changes.

Verification successful

UnixTimestampJsonConverter Implementation Verified

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class correctly implements both the Read and Write methods for handling Unix timestamps. The Read method converts Unix timestamps to DateTimeOffset using FromUnixTimeSeconds, and the Write method serializes DateTimeOffset back to Unix timestamps using ToUnixTimeSeconds. While the converter handles basic conversion, it does not explicitly address leap seconds, which are not typically represented in Unix time. Time zone differences are managed by returning a DateTimeOffset in UTC.

  • File: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs

The implementation appears sound for standard Unix timestamp handling.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.ThreadObject.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approve the change to DateTimeOffset and suggest verification of JSON converter.

The change from an integer to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property enhances the handling of date and time information, including time zone considerations. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures that Unix timestamps are correctly interpreted during serialization and deserialization.

It's crucial to verify that the JSON converter handles all edge cases properly, such as leap seconds and time zone changes.

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Verification of JSON Converter Implementation Successful

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class correctly implements the conversion between Unix timestamps and DateTimeOffset. It handles both long and int Unix timestamps and ensures proper serialization and deserialization. While it does not explicitly address leap seconds, this is consistent with Unix time's general handling. The use of DateTimeOffset ensures that time zone information is preserved. No further issues were found.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Project.g.cs (1)

36-38: Approve the changes to DateTimeOffset types and suggest verification of JSON converters.

The changes from integers to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property and DateTimeOffset? for the ArchivedAt property enhance the handling of date and time information, including time zone considerations. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures that Unix timestamps are correctly interpreted during serialization and deserialization.

It's crucial to verify that the JSON converters handle all edge cases properly, such as leap seconds and time zone changes.

Also applies to: 44-45

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreFileBatchObject.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approved: Enhanced handling of date and time information.

The change from an integer to a DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property is a significant improvement for handling date and time information more accurately. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures compatibility with systems expecting a Unix timestamp format.

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Verification Successful: UnixTimestampJsonConverter Implementation Confirmed

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class is implemented in the codebase and is used across multiple files. It is defined as a subclass of JsonConverter<DateTimeOffset>, indicating it is designed to handle Unix timestamp conversions correctly. This supports the review comment's approval of the change to use DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property.

  • Location of implementation: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJobCheckpoint.g.cs (1)

22-24: Approved: Improved date and time representation.

The update to use DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property enhances the semantic representation of timestamps, accommodating time zone information effectively. The use of UnixTimestampJsonConverter for serialization and deserialization is appropriate for maintaining compatibility.

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Verification Successful: UnixTimestampJsonConverter Implementation is Correct

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class correctly handles the conversion of Unix timestamps to DateTimeOffset and vice versa. This confirms the appropriateness of using this converter for the CreatedAt property. The review comment is accurate.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateCompletionResponse.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approved: Enhanced date and time handling for the Created property.

Switching from an integer to a DateTimeOffset for the Created property significantly improves the handling of date and time information, especially with the inclusion of time zone details. The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is a suitable choice for ensuring backward compatibility with Unix timestamp expectations.

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Verified: The UnixTimestampJsonConverter correctly handles Unix timestamp conversion.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter class is implemented correctly, with both Read and Write methods ensuring proper conversion between Unix timestamps and DateTimeOffset. This aligns with the review comment's approval of enhanced date and time handling.

  • The Read method converts Unix timestamps to DateTimeOffset.
  • The Write method serializes DateTimeOffset back to Unix timestamps.
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionFunctionResponse.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approve the change in data type and addition of JSON converter.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the Created property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, is a significant improvement for handling date and time information accurately. Ensure that the converter is correctly implemented and integrates well with the existing system.

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Verification successful: UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented and integrated.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is implemented as a JsonConverter<DateTimeOffset> and is used across multiple files in the codebase, including the file under review. This confirms its correct implementation and integration for handling Unix timestamps. No issues were found with its usage.

  • Implementation found in: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approve the change in data type and addition of JSON converter.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the Created property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, is a significant improvement for handling date and time information accurately. Ensure that the converter is correctly implemented and integrates well with the existing system.

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The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented and used.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is properly defined and applied across various models, including the Created property in OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs. This confirms the correctness of the change from int to DateTimeOffset and the addition of the JSON converter. The implementation aligns with the intended functionality of handling Unix timestamps.

  • File: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs (Converter implementation)
  • Usage: Multiple files, including OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.OpenAIFile.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approve the change in data type and addition of JSON converter.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property, along with the addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, is a significant improvement for handling date and time information accurately. Ensure that the converter is correctly implemented and integrates well with the existing system.

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The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented and integrated.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is implemented as a JsonConverter<DateTimeOffset> and is used across multiple files in the codebase. This confirms its correct implementation and integration for handling Unix timestamp conversions. The change to use DateTimeOffset with this converter is well-supported and beneficial for accurate date and time handling.

  • Implementation found in src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs.
  • Used in various models, indicating consistent application.
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Invite.g.cs (3)

52-54: Approved: Enhanced timestamp handling for InvitedAt.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the InvitedAt property, along with the application of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of timestamp data, ensuring better accuracy and time zone support.


60-62: Approved: Consistent improvements for ExpiresAt.

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68-69: Approved with caution: Verify impact on integrations for AcceptedAt.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Upload.g.cs (2)

22-24: Approved: Enhanced timestamp handling for CreatedAt.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property, along with the application of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of timestamp data, ensuring better accuracy and time zone support.


59-61: Approved: Consistent improvements for ExpiresAt.

The updates to the ExpiresAt property mirror those made to CreatedAt, applying the same enhancements for accuracy and time zone awareness. This consistency is crucial for uniform data handling across the class.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreFileObject.g.cs (1)

38-40: Approved: Enhanced timestamp handling for CreatedAt.

The change from int to global::System.DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property, along with the application of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter, significantly enhances the handling of timestamp data, ensuring better accuracy and time zone support.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateChatCompletionStreamResponse.g.cs (1)

30-32: Approved: Updated Created property to use DateTimeOffset.

The change from an integer to DateTimeOffset for the Created property enhances the handling of date and time information, including time zone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures proper serialization and deserialization of the property as a Unix timestamp. This is a positive change for clarity and functionality within the context of chat completion responses.

Please ensure that the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases around time zone conversions and leap seconds.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.VectorStoreObject.g.cs (1)

29-31: Approved: Updated timestamp properties to use DateTimeOffset.

The changes to CreatedAt, ExpiresAt, and LastActiveAt from int and int? to DateTimeOffset and DateTimeOffset? enhance the handling of date and time information, including time zone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures proper serialization and deserialization of these properties as Unix timestamps. This is a positive change for robustness and accuracy in handling timestamp data.

Please ensure that the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases around time zone conversions and leap seconds.

Also applies to: 72-73, 79-81

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.MessageObject.g.cs (1)

31-33: Approved: Updated timestamp properties to use DateTimeOffset.

The changes to CreatedAt, CompletedAt, and IncompleteAt from int and int? to DateTimeOffset and DateTimeOffset? enhance the handling of date and time information, including time zone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures proper serialization and deserialization of these properties as Unix timestamps. This is a positive change for precision and usability in handling timestamp data.

Please ensure that the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is thoroughly tested, especially for edge cases around time zone conversions and leap seconds.

Also applies to: 61-63, 69-71

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.AuditLog.g.cs (1)

30-32: Approved: Update to EffectiveAt property type and serialization.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the EffectiveAt property enhances the handling of date and time information, including timezone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is appropriate for ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.

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Verification Successful: UnixTimestampJsonConverter Implementation and Usage

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented and used across the codebase for properties that require conversion from Unix timestamps to DateTimeOffset. The change to the EffectiveAt property in OpenAI.Models.AuditLog.g.cs is appropriate and consistent with other similar properties.

  • Implementation found in: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs
  • Usage confirmed in multiple model files.
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.AssistantObject.g.cs (1)

31-33: Approved: Update to CreatedAt property type and serialization.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property enhances the handling of date and time information, including timezone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is appropriate for ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.

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Verified: Correct implementation and usage of UnixTimestampJsonConverter.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is properly implemented and consistently used across various models to handle Unix timestamps, ensuring accurate conversion to DateTimeOffset. This confirms the appropriateness of the changes made to the CreatedAt property.

  • Implementation found in src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs.
  • Consistent usage across multiple model files.
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJob.g.cs (3)

131-132: Approved: Update to EstimatedFinish property type and serialization.

The change from int? to DateTimeOffset? for the EstimatedFinish property enhances the handling of date and time information, including timezone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is appropriate for ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.

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Verified: Implementation and usage of UnixTimestampJsonConverter are correct.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is consistently used across multiple files to handle DateTimeOffset properties, ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps. Its implementation is located in src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs, confirming its presence and functionality in the codebase.

  • Implementation found in: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs
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46-48: Approved: Update to FinishedAt property type and serialization.

The change from int? to DateTimeOffset? for the FinishedAt property enhances the handling of date and time information, including timezone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is appropriate for ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.

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Approved: Correct implementation and usage of UnixTimestampJsonConverter.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented and consistently used across the codebase, including the FinishedAt property in the FineTuningJob class. This ensures accurate handling of Unix timestamps as DateTimeOffset values. The changes are appropriate and enhance the code's functionality.

  • Implementation found in src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs.
  • Usage confirmed in multiple models, including FineTuningJob.
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24-26: Approved: Update to CreatedAt property type and serialization.

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property enhances the handling of date and time information, including timezone awareness. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter is appropriate for ensuring accurate serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.

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Verified: Correct implementation and usage of UnixTimestampJsonConverter.

The UnixTimestampJsonConverter is correctly implemented in JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs and is consistently used across various models to handle Unix timestamps, including the CreatedAt property in OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJob.g.cs. This ensures accurate serialization and deserialization of date and time information.

  • Implementation: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/JsonConverters.UnixTimestamp.g.cs
  • Usage in FineTuningJob: src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.FineTuningJob.g.cs
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.RunStepObject.g.cs (5)

31-33: Approved: Updated CreatedAt to use System.DateTimeOffset.

The change from int to System.DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property enhances the handling of date and time data, including time zone information. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures proper serialization and deserialization of Unix timestamps.


91-93: Approved: Updated ExpiredAt to use System.DateTimeOffset?.

The change from int? to System.DateTimeOffset? for the ExpiredAt property is appropriate, allowing for the representation of optional expiration times with full date and time data, including time zones. The UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate handling of Unix timestamps.


99-101: Approved: Updated CancelledAt to use System.DateTimeOffset?.

The change from int? to System.DateTimeOffset? for the CancelledAt property allows for optional cancellation times to be represented with full date and time data, including time zones. The UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate handling of Unix timestamps.


107-109: Approved: Updated FailedAt to use System.DateTimeOffset?.

The change from int? to System.DateTimeOffset? for the FailedAt property is suitable, allowing for optional failure times to be represented with full date and time data, including time zones. The UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate handling of Unix timestamps.


115-117: Approved: Updated CompletedAt to use System.DateTimeOffset?.

The change from int? to System.DateTimeOffset? for the CompletedAt property allows for optional completion times to be represented with full date and time data, including time zones. The UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures accurate handling of Unix timestamps.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.Batch.g.cs (9)

76-78: Review of CreatedAt property change

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property is a significant improvement for handling date and time information. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures that the DateTimeOffset is correctly handled during serialization and deserialization processes. This change aligns with best practices for date and time representation in .NET applications.


84-85: Review of InProgressAt property change

Similar to the CreatedAt property, the update to InProgressAt from int to DateTimeOffset enhances the precision and usability of this timestamp. The use of the custom JSON converter is appropriate and ensures that the property is correctly managed within the application's data flows.


91-92: Review of ExpiresAt property change

The conversion of the ExpiresAt property to DateTimeOffset is consistent with the other timestamp-related changes in this class. This adjustment allows for more accurate time calculations and better support for different time zones, which is crucial for expiration-related functionalities.


98-99: Review of FinalizingAt property change

Updating the FinalizingAt property to use DateTimeOffset instead of int is a logical step towards enhancing the handling of time-sensitive operations within the batch processes. The inclusion of the custom JSON converter is a prudent choice to maintain consistency and reliability in timestamp handling.


105-106: Review of CompletedAt property change

The change to CompletedAt, converting it to DateTimeOffset, ensures that the completion times are accurately represented with respect to different time zones. This is particularly important for logging and tracking purposes in distributed systems.


112-113: Review of FailedAt property change

The update to FailedAt enhances the detail and accuracy of failure timestamps within the batch operations. The use of DateTimeOffset and the custom JSON converter helps in precise error tracking and recovery procedures.


119-120: Review of ExpiredAt property change

This change improves the accuracy of the ExpiredAt timestamp, which is critical for managing batch expirations effectively. The use of DateTimeOffset and the consistent application of the custom JSON converter across all timestamp properties are noted and appreciated.


126-127: Review of CancellingAt property change

The modification of the CancellingAt property to DateTimeOffset aligns with the overall strategy to enhance time-related data handling in the system. This change, along with the custom JSON converter, ensures that cancellation times are handled with high precision.


133-134: Review of CancelledAt property change

The final timestamp property, CancelledAt, has been updated similarly to the others, improving the handling of cancellation events within the batch processes. The use of DateTimeOffset provides better control over time zone differences, which is essential for accurate system operations.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.RunObject.g.cs (6)

31-33: Review of CreatedAt property change in RunObject

The change from int to DateTimeOffset for the CreatedAt property in the RunObject class is a significant improvement for handling date and time information. The addition of the UnixTimestampJsonConverter ensures that the DateTimeOffset is correctly handled during serialization and deserialization processes. This change aligns with best practices for date and time representation in .NET applications.


75-77: Review of ExpiresAt property change in RunObject

The conversion of the ExpiresAt property to DateTimeOffset? is consistent with the other timestamp-related changes in this class. This adjustment allows for more accurate time calculations and better support for different time zones, which is crucial for expiration-related functionalities.


83-85: Review of StartedAt property change in RunObject

Updating the StartedAt property to use DateTimeOffset? instead of int? is a logical step towards enhancing the handling of time-sensitive operations within the run processes. The inclusion of the custom JSON converter is a prudent choice to maintain consistency and reliability in timestamp handling.


91-93: Review of CancelledAt property change in RunObject

The modification of the CancelledAt property to DateTimeOffset? aligns with the overall strategy to enhance time-related data handling in the system. This change, along with the custom JSON converter, ensures that cancellation times are handled with high precision.


99-101: Review of FailedAt property change in RunObject

The update to FailedAt enhances the detail and accuracy of failure timestamps within the run operations. The use of DateTimeOffset? and the custom JSON converter helps in precise error tracking and recovery procedures.


107-109: Review of CompletedAt property change in RunObject

The change to CompletedAt, converting it to DateTimeOffset?, ensures that the completion times are accurately represented with respect to different time zones. This is particularly important for logging and tracking purposes in distributed systems.

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