fixed createdAt type #570
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fixed createdAt type #570
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- updated Assistant test with Attachment to be working - AssistantCreateRequest: removed FileIds which is no longer supported in the API - Message.Attachments: updated documentation to clarify restrictions on defining these + Cleanup: fixed a few warnings
- added vision, batch - removed FineTuneResults + Audio: updated description of AudioCreateTranscriptionRequest.FileName to emphasize that an extension is required and important
…o match what API is expecting - MessagesTestHelper: added CreateMessageWithImage() test
…mentation for chat responses.
…operty to UsageResponse
…the new official library. Fixing inconsistent naming with openAi and openAI. Default usage should be openAI from now on.
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Here noted that created at has format of unix timestamp in seconds
Also to convert DateTimeOffset to unit time seconds C# uses long type(see ToUnixTimeSeconds). So it seems to be better to use long instead of int for CreatedAt property