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feat:Add default parameter values and update JSON serialization in client methods #74

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added default parameter values to various methods, enhancing usability by allowing optional parameters in API calls.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved robustness of HTTP requests by ensuring proper URL encoding for parameters.
  • Documentation

    • Updated method signatures to reflect changes in parameter defaults, simplifying the invocation process for end-users.

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The recent changes involve modifications to various methods across multiple client classes in the OpenAI library. These modifications primarily include the addition of default parameter values for several method parameters, allowing for optional usage. Additionally, some attributes related to JSON serialization were removed, affecting how certain properties are serialized. Overall, these updates enhance the flexibility and usability of the API methods.

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Files Change Summary
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.* Added default values for method parameters in CreateRunAsync, GetRunStepResponseContent, ListAssistantsAsync, ListMessagesAsync, ListRunStepsAsync, and ListRunsAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AuditLogsClient.ListAuditLogs.g.cs Added default values for parameters in ListAuditLogsAsync, allowing for optional usage.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.BatchClient.ListBatches.g.cs Added default values for after and limit parameters in ListBatchesAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FilesClient.ListFiles.g.cs Added a default value for the purpose parameter in ListFilesAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.* Added default values for after and limit parameters in ListFineTuningEventsAsync, ListFineTuningJobCheckpointsAsync, and ListPaginatedFineTuningJobsAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.InvitesClient.ListInvites.g.cs Added default values for limit and after parameters in ListInvitesAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.* Removed JSON converter attributes from FileSearch properties in CreateAssistantRequestToolResources and CreateThreadRequestToolResources.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.* Added default values for limit and after parameters in ListProjectApiKeysAsync, ListProjectServiceAccountsAsync, ListProjectUsersAsync, and ListProjectsAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.UsersClient.ListUsers.g.cs Added default values for limit and after parameters in ListUsersAsync.
src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.* Added default values for parameters in ListFilesInVectorStoreBatchAsync, ListVectorStoreFilesAsync, and ListVectorStoresAsync.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant OpenAIClient
    participant API

    Client->>OpenAIClient: ListAssistantsAsync(limit=20)
    OpenAIClient->>API: GET /assistants?limit=20
    API-->>OpenAIClient: Response with assistants
    OpenAIClient-->>Client: Return assistants list
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant OpenAIClient
    participant API

    Client->>OpenAIClient: ListUsersAsync()
    OpenAIClient->>API: GET /users?limit=20
    API-->>OpenAIClient: Response with users
    OpenAIClient-->>Client: Return users list
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Parameters trimmed, oh what a delight,
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  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.CreateRun.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.GetRunStep.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListAssistants.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListMessages.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListRunSteps.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListRuns.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AuditLogsClient.ListAuditLogs.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.BatchClient.ListBatches.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FilesClient.ListFiles.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListFineTuningEvents.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListFineTuningJobCheckpoints.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListPaginatedFineTuningJobs.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.InvitesClient.ListInvites.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateAssistantRequestToolResources.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateThreadRequestToolResources.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectApiKeys.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectServiceAccounts.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectUsers.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjects.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.UsersClient.ListUsers.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListFilesInVectorStoreBatch.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListVectorStoreFiles.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListVectorStores.g.cs (2 hunks)
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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.Models.CreateAssistantRequestToolResources.g.cs (1)

Line range hint 15-15: Verify the impact of removing the JSON converter attribute on the FileSearch property.

The removal of the [global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonConverter(typeof(global::OpenApiGenerator.JsonConverters.OneOfJsonConverterFactory2))] attribute from the FileSearch property simplifies the serialization process but may affect how data is serialized and deserialized, especially if the custom converter handled specific data formats or structures. It's crucial to verify that the default serialization behavior aligns with the intended use cases and does not introduce any compatibility issues.

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

Line range hint 15-15: Verify the impact of removing the JSON converter attribute on the FileSearch property.

The removal of the [global::System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonConverter(typeof(global::OpenApiGenerator.JsonConverters.OneOfJsonConverterFactory2))] attribute from the FileSearch property simplifies the serialization process but may affect how data is serialized and deserialized, especially if the custom converter handled specific data formats or structures. It's crucial to verify that the default serialization behavior aligns with the intended use cases and does not introduce any compatibility issues.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FilesClient.ListFiles.g.cs (1)

31-31: Verify the impact of adding a default value to the purpose parameter in the ListFilesAsync method.

The addition of a default value (default) to the purpose parameter enhances the flexibility of the ListFilesAsync method by allowing it to be invoked without explicitly providing a value for purpose. However, it's crucial to verify that this change does not introduce any unintended behaviors or compatibility issues, especially in scenarios where the purpose is essential.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.UsersClient.ListUsers.g.cs (1)

36-37: Review of Default Parameter Values in ListUsersAsync

The addition of default parameter values (limit = 20, after = default, cancellationToken = default) is a good practice to simplify the API usage. However, ensure that all calling code is aware of these defaults to prevent unintended behaviors, especially in production environments where explicit control might be necessary.

Additionally, consider documenting the behavior when after is null to clarify its effect on the method's operation.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.BatchClient.ListBatches.g.cs (1)

36-37: Review of Default Parameter Values in ListBatchesAsync

The addition of default parameter values (after = default, limit = 20, cancellationToken = default) is a good practice to simplify the API usage. However, ensure that all calling code is aware of these defaults to prevent unintended behaviors, especially in production environments where explicit control might be necessary.

Additionally, consider documenting the behavior when after is null to clarify its effect on the method's operation.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.InvitesClient.ListInvites.g.cs (1)

36-37: Review of Default Parameter Values in ListInvitesAsync

The addition of default parameter values (limit = 20, after = default, cancellationToken = default) is a good practice to simplify the API usage. However, ensure that all calling code is aware of these defaults to prevent unintended behaviors, especially in production environments where explicit control might be necessary.

Additionally, consider documenting the behavior when after is null to clarify its effect on the method's operation.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListPaginatedFineTuningJobs.g.cs (1)

36-37: Approve the addition of default parameter values.

The addition of default values for after, limit, and cancellationToken enhances the method's usability by allowing more flexible invocation patterns. The defaults chosen are sensible and align with typical usage scenarios.

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No usages of ListPaginatedFineTuningJobsAsync found in the codebase.

The method ListPaginatedFineTuningJobsAsync is not called anywhere else in the codebase, indicating that the changes to its parameters do not affect any existing code. The addition of default parameter values is safe and does not require further verification.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectUsers.g.cs (1)

40-41: Approve the addition of default parameter values.

The addition of default values for limit, after, and cancellationToken enhances the method's usability by allowing more flexible invocation patterns. The defaults chosen are sensible and align with typical usage scenarios.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectApiKeys.g.cs (1)

40-41: Approve the addition of default parameter values.

The addition of default values for limit, after, and cancellationToken enhances the method's usability by allowing more flexible invocation patterns. The defaults chosen are sensible and align with typical usage scenarios.

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The method ListProjectApiKeysAsync is defined but not used elsewhere in the codebase. The addition of default parameter values does not affect any existing functionality. The changes are safe and align with the intended design.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjects.g.cs (1)

41-43: Approve the addition of default values to method parameters.

The addition of default values (limit = 20, after = default, includeArchived = false) enhances the usability of the ListProjectsAsync method by simplifying its invocation. This change is well-implemented and follows best practices for API design.

However, it's crucial to verify that these new defaults do not adversely affect existing calls to this method across the codebase.

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The addition of default values to the ListProjectsAsync method parameters does not impact any existing functionality, as there are no current calls to this method elsewhere in the codebase. This change is safe and does not require further verification.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.ProjectsClient.ListProjectServiceAccounts.g.cs (1)

40-41: Approve the addition of default values to method parameters.

The addition of default values (limit = 20, after = default) enhances the usability of the ListProjectServiceAccountsAsync method by simplifying its invocation. This change is well-implemented and follows best practices for API design.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListFineTuningEvents.g.cs (1)

42-43: Approve the addition of default values to method parameters.

The addition of default values (after = default, limit = 20) enhances the usability of the ListFineTuningEventsAsync method by simplifying its invocation. This change is well-implemented and follows best practices for API design.

However, it's crucial to verify that these new defaults do not adversely affect existing calls to this method across the codebase.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.FineTuningClient.ListFineTuningJobCheckpoints.g.cs (1)

42-43: Review of Default Parameter Values in Method Signature

The addition of default values to the after, limit, and cancellationToken parameters enhances the method's flexibility and usability. It's important to ensure that the method's internal logic correctly handles these default values, especially the null value for after and the absence of a cancellation request.

  • after = default effectively sets it to null when not provided, which should be handled appropriately within the method.
  • limit = 10 provides a sensible default that simplifies method calls.
  • cancellationToken = default allows for optional cancellation support.

Overall, these changes are beneficial but require careful integration with the method's logic to handle these defaults correctly.

Consider adding unit tests or integration tests to verify that the method behaves as expected when default values are used.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.GetRunStep.g.cs (1)

44-44: Review of Default Parameter Value in Method Signature

The addition of a default value (null) to the include parameter in ProcessGetRunStepResponseContent method enhances flexibility by allowing it to be omitted. It's important to ensure that the method's internal logic correctly handles the null value for include.

  • include = default effectively sets it to null when not provided, which should be handled appropriately within the method.

Overall, this change is beneficial but requires careful integration with the method's logic to handle the null value correctly.

Consider adding unit tests or integration tests to verify that the method behaves as expected when include is null.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListAssistants.g.cs (1)

44-47: Review of Default Parameter Values in Method Signature

The addition of default values to the limit, order, after, and before parameters in ListAssistantsAsync enhances the method's flexibility and usability. It's important to ensure that the method's internal logic correctly handles these default values, especially the null values for after and before.

  • limit = 20 and order = ListAssistantsOrder.Desc provide sensible defaults that simplify method calls.
  • after = default and before = default effectively set them to null when not provided, which should be handled appropriately within the method.

Overall, these changes are beneficial but require careful integration with the method's logic to handle these defaults correctly.

Consider adding unit tests or integration tests to verify that the method behaves as expected when default values are used.

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListVectorStores.g.cs (1)

44-47: Review of Method Signature and URI Construction in ListVectorStoresAsync

The addition of default values to the method parameters (limit, order, after, before) enhances usability by allowing these parameters to be optional. This is a positive change that simplifies the method's invocation for users who are satisfied with the default behavior.

Additionally, the modification in the requestUri construction using global::System.Uri.EscapeDataString for the order parameter is a crucial improvement. It ensures that the URI is correctly formatted and robust against issues that could arise from special characters in the order parameter.

Overall, these changes are beneficial and improve both the flexibility and safety of the method.

Also applies to: 61-61

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListRuns.g.cs (1)

48-51: Review of Method Signature and URI Construction in ListRunsAsync

The addition of default values to the method parameters (limit, order, after, before) enhances usability by allowing these parameters to be optional. This is a positive change that simplifies the method's invocation for users who are satisfied with the default behavior.

Additionally, the modification in the requestUri construction using global::System.Uri.EscapeDataString for the order parameter is a crucial improvement. It ensures that the URI is correctly formatted and robust against issues that could arise from special characters in the order parameter.

Overall, these changes are beneficial and improve both the flexibility and safety of the method.

Also applies to: 66-66

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListMessages.g.cs (1)

51-55: Review of Method Signature and URI Construction in ListMessagesAsync

The addition of default values to the method parameters (limit, order, after, before, runId) enhances usability by allowing these parameters to be optional. This is a positive change that simplifies the method's invocation for users who are satisfied with the default behavior.

Additionally, the modification in the requestUri construction using global::System.Uri.EscapeDataString for the order parameter is a crucial improvement. It ensures that the URI is correctly formatted and robust against issues that could arise from special characters in the order parameter.

Overall, these changes are beneficial and improve both the flexibility and safety of the method.

Also applies to: 71-71

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListVectorStoreFiles.g.cs (1)

51-55: Review of Default Parameter Values and URI Construction

The addition of default values to the parameters limit, order, after, before, and filter enhances the method's flexibility and usability. This allows users to call the method without specifying all parameters, relying on sensible defaults.

The update to the URI construction ensures that the order and filter parameters are properly escaped, which is crucial for preventing issues with special characters in the URI. This change improves the robustness of the HTTP request.

Overall, these changes are well-implemented and follow best practices for API design and security.

Also applies to: 71-71

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.ListRunSteps.g.cs (1)

56-60: Review of Default Parameter Values and URI Construction

The addition of default values to the parameters limit, order, after, before, and include enhances the method's flexibility and usability. This allows users to call the method without specifying all parameters, relying on sensible defaults.

The update to the URI construction ensures that the order parameter is properly escaped, which is crucial for preventing issues with special characters in the URI. Additionally, the handling of the include parameter in the URI, using a Join operation, is correctly implemented to ensure that multiple include values are formatted properly.

Overall, these changes are well-implemented and follow best practices for API design and security.

Also applies to: 77-77

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.VectorStoresClient.ListFilesInVectorStoreBatch.g.cs (1)

55-59: Review of Default Parameter Values and URI Construction

The addition of default values to the parameters limit, order, after, before, and filter enhances the method's flexibility and usability. This allows users to call the method without specifying all parameters, relying on sensible defaults.

The update to the URI construction ensures that the order and filter parameters are properly escaped, which is crucial for preventing issues with special characters in the URI. This change improves the robustness of the HTTP request.

Overall, these changes are well-implemented and follow best practices for API design and security.

Also applies to: 76-76

src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AuditLogsClient.ListAuditLogs.g.cs (1)

58-66: Review of Default Parameter Values in ListAuditLogsAsync

The addition of default values to the ListAuditLogsAsync method enhances flexibility and usability. The default for limit is set to 20, which seems reasonable for pagination purposes. Other parameters defaulting to null allow for optional specification, which simplifies the API usage.

However, it's important to ensure that these changes do not affect existing calls to this method in unintended ways. It would be advisable to verify that all existing usages of this method have been updated or are compatible with these new defaults.

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src/libs/OpenAI/Generated/OpenAI.AssistantsClient.CreateRun.g.cs (1)

40-40: Review of Default Parameter Value in CreateRunAsync

The addition of a default value (default) for the include parameter in the CreateRunAsync method simplifies the API by making this parameter optional. This change is beneficial for users who may not need to specify this parameter in every call.

However, it's important to ensure that this change does not affect existing calls to this method in unintended ways. It would be advisable to verify that all existing usages of this method have been updated or are compatible with this new default.

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