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Add configprovider to openai text generation and model config#1043

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@JaJamyG JaJamyG commented Mar 25, 2025

Motivation and Context (Why the change? What's the scenario?)

I want to be able to change models from openai text generation in runtime.

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The ability to change gpt models in runtime, to ask question to open ai

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JaJamyG commented Mar 26, 2025

fixes #1042

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Did you try overriding the model?

I tested the PR, and requests are always sent to the model defined in the configuration, not the one in the context.

I suspect that the client used internally (Semantic Kernel) doesn't support passing the model ID in the request.

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JaJamyG commented Aug 14, 2025

Sorry for the long delay. The PR slipped my mind, but I’ve tested it now.
I initialized it with GPT-4. When I asked a question, I used GPT-4-mini as the argument, and when SK returned the answer, it gave me the GPT-4-mini version.

I want to create a small project where I can test it in more detail.

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dluc commented Nov 3, 2025

Closing as part of repository maintenance - no further action planned on this issue.

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