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Many of our Azure developers do not use API keys, they use "keyless auth" which passes in a short-lived OAuth token, which can then be refreshed. The OpenAI package already supports that keyless auth, by accepting a token_provider callback, calling that at the appropriate times, and passing in a Bearer header with the resulting token. Would you consider adding bearer token auth for this wrapper? Or is this wrapper meant for hobbyist scenarios only?
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Many of our Azure developers do not use API keys, they use "keyless auth" which passes in a short-lived OAuth token, which can then be refreshed. The OpenAI package already supports that keyless auth, by accepting a token_provider callback, calling that at the appropriate times, and passing in a Bearer header with the resulting token. Would you consider adding bearer token auth for this wrapper? Or is this wrapper meant for hobbyist scenarios only?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: