The patch removes the use of a custom OpenAI key and instead uses the default key for chat completion. It also updates the function call from chat_completion to chat_completion_default_key to reflect this change.
There do not appear to be any immediate problems with this patch. However, it is possible that the custom OpenAI key was being used for a specific reason, and the change to the default key could impact the behavior of the program. It would be important to ensure that all necessary testing is done to confirm that the change does not cause any regressions or errors. Additionally, depending on the context in which this code is being used, it may be necessary to ensure that the use of the default OpenAI key does not violate any terms of service or security requirements.
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The patch removes the use of a custom OpenAI key and instead uses the default key for chat completion. It also updates the function call from
chat_completiontochat_completion_default_keyto reflect this change.There do not appear to be any immediate problems with this patch. However, it is possible that the custom OpenAI key was being used for a specific reason, and the change to the default key could impact the behavior of the program. It would be important to ensure that all necessary testing is done to confirm that the change does not cause any regressions or errors. Additionally, depending on the context in which this code is being used, it may be necessary to ensure that the use of the default OpenAI key does not violate any terms of service or security requirements.