Azure OpenAI Bug for not handling baseURL properly.

[usathyan]

Which API Provider are you using?

OpenAI Compatible

Which Model are you using?

gpt-4o

What happened?

The way the code handles Azure OpenAI in src/api/providers/openai.ts requires our endpoints to be azure.com. Can you remove this hardcoding?

This is not a feature request, to me, this looks like its a bug, since I am unable to use any Azure OpenAI models.

Steps to reproduce

1.Try changing the endpoint for OpenAI compatible to anything else except azure.com.
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Relevant API REQUEST output

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Additional context

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[samhvw8]

it is config profile bug, just fixed on 3.1.7, can you try it again ?

[dabrodev]

I'm getting recourse not found error. I noticed that on Cline if I put 'https://[recourncename].openai.azure.com/openai' then the connection is working, but on Roo Cline version I'm not able to add anything after azure.com.

[usathyan]

My azure openai endpoint does not even have azure.com, and it doesnt work either. LIke i said before, src/openai.ts - has hardcoding for domain check to be azure.com, which isnt right.

[samhvw8]

My azure openai endpoint does not even have azure.com, and it doesnt work either. LIke i said before, src/openai.ts - has hardcoding for domain check to be azure.com, which isnt right.

hmm look like i misunderstand with you about this, i create pr for fix this

[samhvw8]

@usathyan look like your case is still handle in else

@dabrodev

cloud you give me and example for this "https://[recourncename].openai.azure.com/openai" ?

[usathyan]

Yes, that is correct! I am always in the else section, but want to be in the if section. From the UI, you already know I selected OpenAI compatible - which is generic, so you may need a separate item in dropdown for Azure OpenAI, which can send you the exact condition to trigger the section in "if" condition.
When user selects openai compatible, just make the call to the endpoint provided using OpenAI compatible prompts.

[samhvw8]

Yes, that is correct! I am always in the else section, but want to be in the if section. From the UI, you already know I selected OpenAI compatible - which is generic, so you may need a separate item in dropdown for Azure OpenAI, which can send you the exact condition to trigger the section in "if" condition. When user selects openai compatible, just make the call to the endpoint provided using OpenAI compatible prompts.

@usathyan
oh i see, i create an pull request to opt in to use Azure

[usathyan]

Thank you.