Closed dspear closed 1 week ago
I see the following overload of GetRunStepsAsync that does take a cancellation token:
public virtual AsyncPageableCollection<RunStep> GetRunStepsAsync(string threadId, string runId, ListOrder? resultOrder = null, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);
You're absolutely right. I don't know why that didn't seem to show up a few days ago. Thanks, issue resolved, sorry to trouble you.
The protocol methods (the ones that take RequestOptions
and provide a binary, non-generic ClientResult
return value) for AssistantClient
appear to currently lack the intended [EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never)]
attribute, which almost certainly made it a lot easier to miss the intended overloads. I'll correct that.
You're absolutely right. I don't know why that didn't seem to show up a few days ago. Thanks, issue resolved, sorry to trouble you.
@dspear, not problem. no need to appologize. thanks for trying the beta and we are looking forward to any future feedback you have.
I just got the latest NuGet package and I love all the new CancellationToken parameters. GetRunStepsAsync is one of the calls I make where it is missing.