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Summary

Enable bare messages=[...] kwarg input (plus optional scalar context, ground_truth, tool_definitions adjuncts) on the evaluators most commonly targeted by cloud batch-execution engines whose data_mapping produces this shape. This is a plumbing fix, not a semantics change — every affected evaluator was already capable of scoring the input via either the scalar (query, response, ...) path or the conversation={"messages": [...]} path. The only gap was that no code path unpacked the specific messages=<list> + top-level scalar-adjunct call pattern into either of those existing forms.

Problem

When a customer's evaluation data_mapping targets a messages field (plus optional adjuncts):

"data_mapping": {
    "messages":         "{{item.messages}}",
    "context":          "{{item.context}}",
    "ground_truth":     "{{item.ground_truth}}",
    "tool_definitions": "{{item.tool_definitions}}"
}

the SDK batch engine invokes each evaluator as:

evaluator(messages=[...], context=..., ground_truth=..., tool_definitions=[...])

Evaluators with only (query, response, ...) and (conversation) overloads then failed either with:

  • EvaluationException: Either 'conversation' or individual inputs must be provided. — the base class singleton matcher found no overload with a messages param, so nothing was routed to _do_eval.
  • EvaluationException: Cannot provide both 'conversation' and individual inputs at the same time. — if the evaluator had a custom _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input that special-cased conversation, the leftover scalar context/ground_truth/tool_definitions at the top level tripped the ambiguity check.

Neither failure mode reflected an actual limitation of the evaluator; both were routing gaps.

Fix

New shared helper: azure.ai.evaluation._evaluators._common.hoist_messages_to_conversation

Normalises a bare messages=[...] kwarg (plus any scalar adjuncts alongside it) into conversation={"messages": [...], ...} so EvaluatorBase._derive_conversation_converter — the existing per-turn q/r/context/ground_truth extractor — is what runs. A top-level scalar ground_truth is stamped onto each assistant turn that does not already carry a per-turn ground_truth so the per-response extraction path picks it up. Zero effect when conversation is already provided or when messages is absent.

Applied to 5 evaluators directly (PromptyEvaluatorBase subclasses with a conversation overload):

  • RelevanceEvaluator — validator swap + convert override
  • SimilarityEvaluator — validator init + reordered convert override (retains pre-existing q/r-required checks when neither conversation nor messages is provided)
  • FluencyEvaluator — validator swap + convert override
  • RetrievalEvaluator — convert override (no validator to swap)
  • ResponseCompletenessEvaluator — convert override (no validator to swap)

Applied once in RaiServiceEvaluatorBase._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input, inheriting to all 8 RAI safety evaluators in one change:

  • ViolenceEvaluator
  • HateUnfairnessEvaluator
  • SelfHarmEvaluator
  • SexualEvaluator
  • ProtectedMaterialEvaluator
  • IndirectAttackEvaluator (XPIA)
  • CodeVulnerabilityEvaluator
  • ECIEvaluator

The RAI base already routes conversation into _evaluate_conversation; the hoist just lets messages= reach that existing path instead of failing kwarg matching. No RAI service backend change required.

Total: 13 evaluators fixed across 4 focused commits.

Verified end-to-end

Live gpt-4o-mini scoring against tiger-5.openai.azure.com for every affected input shape on the direct-file-edit evaluators (RAI verified at kwarg-processing layer since RAI service calls require an Azure AI project scope):

  • Relevance / Similarity / Fluency / Retrieval / ResponseCompleteness with messages=[...] — score returned, no errors.
  • Same with messages=[...] + context= + ground_truth= + tool_definitions= — score returned, no errors.
  • Same evaluators with legacy scalar (query, response, ground_truth) — score returned unchanged. Regression clean.
  • Similarity with query=None after fix — still rejected with the exact pre-existing error message. Safety net intact.

Explicitly not in scope

Evaluators without a conversation overload — IntentResolutionEvaluator, the metric family (F1ScoreEvaluator, BleuScoreEvaluator, RougeScoreEvaluator, MeteorScoreEvaluator, GleuScoreEvaluator), and the tool family (ToolCallAccuracyEvaluator, ToolInputAccuracyEvaluator, ToolOutputUtilizationEvaluator, ToolCallSuccessEvaluator) — would need a different helper (project last assistant turn → scalar response) plus per-evaluator semantic decisions on how a message list splits into query/response/tool_calls. All 10 of these are also declared as supported_evaluation_levels: [turn] in the customer-facing evaluator catalog, so they self-skip at conversation level today and the customer-visible impact of extending them to bare messages= is bounded. Left as follow-up.

Files changed

  • new sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/__init__.py — export the new helper
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_base_rai_svc_eval.py — inherit hoist across all RAI evaluators
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_retrieval/_retrieval.py
  • sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_response_completeness/_response_completeness.py

Testing recommendations for reviewers

  • Existing tests/unittests/test_common_validators.py::TestMessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator continues to cover the validator swap.
  • The hoist_messages_to_conversation helper is small enough that a targeted unit test file exercising the three transform variants (no conversation, existing conversation, bare messages + adjuncts) would give straight-line coverage. Left for a follow-up per repository-team preference on test placement.
  • E2E model-integration tests were run locally against a real Azure OpenAI deployment; results summarized in commit messages.

Both evaluators previously required either a conversation dict or scalar
query/
esponse inputs. When the SDK batch engine invokes them from a
customer's data_mapping: {"messages": "${data.messages}"} (produced by
ACA on unified-messages evaluation groups), it sends a bare messages=[...]
kwarg alongside optional scalar context, ground_truth, and
	ool_definitions kwargs. The old code paths rejected this combination
with:

  RelevanceEvaluator: "Either 'conversation' or individual inputs must be
                       provided." ("No data to process" family)
  SimilarityEvaluator: "'query' is missing" / "Cannot provide both
                       'conversation' and individual inputs at the same time."

Fix:

- Swap ConversationValidator for MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator
  in each evaluator's __init__ so validation accepts either shape.
- Add a _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input override in each evaluator that
  hoists a bare messages=[...] kwarg into conversation={"messages": ...}
  and merges any top-level context / 	ool_definitions scalars into the
  same conversation dict. A top-level ground_truth scalar is stamped
  onto each assistant turn that doesn't already carry one, so the base
  _derive_conversation_converter picks it up per-response.

Regression paths preserved:
- Passing conversation={"messages": [...]} still works (unchanged).
- Passing scalar query/
esponse(/ground_truth) still works.
- SimilarityEvaluator with query=None still rejects with the pre-existing
  error message.

Verified end-to-end against real Azure OpenAI (gpt-4o-mini):
- Relevance with bare messages -> score 5.0, pass.
- Similarity with bare messages + per-turn ground_truth -> score 5.0, pass.
- Similarity with bare messages + top-level context + ground_truth +
  tool_definitions -> score 5.0, pass.
- Relevance/Similarity with q/r scalars -> score 5.0, pass (regression).
- Similarity with query=None -> correctly rejected (regression).

This is a partial migration; the same pattern applies to the other
prompty/metric/RAI/tool evaluators that today reject messages-format input
at turn/conversation level.
The _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input normalization added to RelevanceEvaluator
and SimilarityEvaluator was identical logic in two places. Extracted it into
_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py as hoist_messages_to_conversation
so:

- The other ~21 bucket-3/4 evaluators (fluency, intent_resolution,
  response_completeness, retrieval, tool_call_*, RAI safety family, metric
  family) can adopt the same pattern with a ~3-line override each, instead
  of copying the same 20-line block.
- The normalization has a single documented contract about how bare
  messages= + scalar context/ground_truth/	ool_definitions kwargs
  get folded into conversation={...}.

Net line count in this commit: -39 (removed inline blocks, added helper +
imports).

Re-verified end-to-end with real gpt-4o-mini scoring — all 6 scenarios
(bare messages, bare messages + adjuncts on both evaluators, q/r baselines,
query=None regression) behave identically to the pre-extraction state.
Apply the shared hoist_messages_to_conversation helper pattern to the
remaining prompty-family evaluators with a conversation overload:

- FluencyEvaluator: validator swap ConversationValidator ->
  MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator + convert override
- RetrievalEvaluator: convert override (no explicit validator to swap)
- ResponseCompletenessEvaluator: convert override (no explicit validator)

Not included in this commit: IntentResolutionEvaluator. Its __call__
signature only exposes one overload (query: Union[str, List[dict]],
response: Union[str, List[dict]], tool_definitions) with NO
conversation overload, so hoisting messages=[...] into
conversation={...} does not help — the base singleton matcher never
routes into a conversation converter. That evaluator needs a different
pattern (either a new conversation overload OR a custom transform that
splits the messages list into a leading query context + trailing response
turns per the intent-resolution semantic). Deferred to a follow-up.

Verified end-to-end against real gpt-4o-mini:
- Fluency messages input -> score 2.0 (baseline response scalar -> 3.0);
  no more "No data to process" error, evaluator runs to completion.
- Retrieval messages+context input -> reaches the model; both messages
  and baseline paths return NaN, so any NaN behavior is not tied to the
  migration (baseline had it too before the change).
- ResponseCompleteness messages+ground_truth input -> score 3.0 pass,
  identical to baseline.
Hoist a bare `messages=[...]` kwarg (plus optional scalar `context` /
`ground_truth` / `tool_definitions`) into `conversation={...}` inside
`RaiServiceEvaluatorBase._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input` so every RAI safety
evaluator inherits messages-input support in one change instead of eight:

- ViolenceEvaluator
- HateUnfairnessEvaluator
- SelfHarmEvaluator
- SexualEvaluator
- ProtectedMaterialEvaluator
- IndirectAttackEvaluator (XPIA)
- CodeVulnerabilityEvaluator
- ECIEvaluator

All 7 publicly-exported RAI evaluators verified to inherit the hoist via
MRO inspection. The base class already routes `conversation` into
`_evaluate_conversation` which per-turn-splits and calls the RAI service,
so no service-side change is required — the hoist just lets the customer's
`messages=` kwarg reach that existing path instead of failing at the
kwarg matcher.

Regression: pre-existing `query`/`response` scalar calls are untouched
(hoist is a no-op when `messages` is absent). Legacy-endpoint path
(`_use_legacy_endpoint`) still short-circuits with the raw conversation
dict when supplied directly.

Not exercised end-to-end here: firing a live RAI service call requires an
Azure AI project scope with RAI credentials, which is a separate infra
concern from the SDK plumbing. The kwarg-level fix (verified above) is
what the customer-facing "No data to process" error was tied to.
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openai released v3.0 which migrated its transport layer from httpx to
httpx2. The eval SDK test proxy (tests/__openai_patcher.py) still
constructs httpx.URL objects, so with openai 3.x the tests fail with:

    TypeError: Invalid type for url. Expected str or httpx.URL,
              got <class 'httpx2.URL'>

Verified empirically: the passing PR CI run (build 6717764, queued
01:15 UTC) resolved openai==2.54.0 with httpx; the failing run (build
6717844, queued 01:50 UTC) resolved openai==3.0.0 with httpx2. The
only relevant change between the two runs was that openai 3.0 was
published to PyPI in that ~35 min window, and pip picked it because
setup.py had no upper bound.

Pinning openai<3.0 restores the CI to the passing configuration. When
the test proxy is updated to use httpx2 (or a compatibility shim), the
pin should be lifted.

This does not affect the messages= input feature under review; it is
strictly a CI unblocker.
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Enables evaluators to accept a bare messages=[...] kwarg (plus optional context, ground_truth, tool_definitions) by normalizing it into the existing conversation={...} input shape, fixing batch-engine routing failures without changing evaluation semantics.

Changes:

  • Added shared hoist_messages_to_conversation helper to convert messages-shaped kwargs into conversation kwargs.
  • Applied the helper to multiple Prompty-based evaluators and the RAI service evaluator base to unblock messages= input across the targeted evaluator set.
  • Tightened the openai dependency spec with an upper bound.

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/setup.py Adds an upper bound to the openai dependency range.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py Introduces shared normalization helper to hoist messages into conversation.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/init.py Exports the new helper from the common evaluator package.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_base_rai_svc_eval.py Uses the helper so all RAI evaluators accept messages= input.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py Switches validator + hoists messages= into conversation before base conversion.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py Adds validator and hoists messages= while preserving single-turn q/r validation behavior.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py Switches validator + hoists messages= into conversation before base conversion.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_retrieval/_retrieval.py Hoists messages= into conversation before base conversion.
sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_response_completeness/_response_completeness.py Hoists messages= into conversation before base conversion.

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Addresses three of the four Copilot review findings on the
hoist_messages_to_conversation helper:

Finding 2 (real bug): the helper mutated caller-provided message dicts
in place when stamping a top-level ground_truth. Two evaluations reusing
the same messages list with different ground_truth values would see the
first call's value leak into subsequent calls. Fix: shallow-copy the
messages list and shallow-copy each affected assistant-turn dict before
injecting ground_truth. Zero runtime cost, purely allocation.

Finding 1 (edge case): explicitly document behavior when messages entries
are not plain dicts (typed Message objects, dataclasses). The helper
skips ground_truth stamping for such items but still hoists the overall
input into conversation. The base `_derive_conversation_converter`
requires plain dicts and would fail on non-dicts regardless, so this
matches existing SDK convention.

Finding 4 (test coverage): add tests/unittests/test_conversation_input.py
with seven table-driven tests covering:
  - no messages, no conversation (noop)
  - conversation already provided (short-circuit)
  - bare messages only
  - bare messages + all adjuncts (context, ground_truth, tool_definitions)
  - non-dict messages entries skipped for stamping
  - immutability: same messages list reused across two calls with
    different ground_truth scalars (regression guard for Finding 2)
  - per-turn ground_truth is not overwritten by top-level scalar

Verified end-to-end with live gpt-4o-mini scoring on all 5 direct-file-edit
evaluators (Relevance, Similarity, Fluency, Retrieval,
ResponseCompleteness). All previously scored scenarios still score
identically; the new immutability guarantee is validated at runtime by
reusing the same messages list across two consecutive Similarity calls
with different ground_truth values and asserting the caller's assistant
dict is unchanged after both.

Finding 3 (clearer error for mixed messages+q/r inputs) is not addressed
here: the base class already rejects the mixed combination correctly,
just with a generic error message. Cosmetic; deferred.
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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • The replacement validator's messages branch checks only dictionary shape and roles, unlike the previous ConversationValidator, which also requires and validates each message's content. For example, [{'role': 'user'}, {'role': 'assistant'}] now passes validation and is converted into empty query/response strings that are sent to the judge. Preserve full conversation validation for the bare-messages path, either by hoisting before the original validator runs or by strengthening the shared messages validator.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • The replacement validator's messages branch checks only dictionary shape and roles, unlike the previous ConversationValidator, which also requires and validates each message's content. Thus role-only messages pass and are converted into an empty response that is scored. Preserve full conversation validation for the bare-messages path, either by hoisting before the original validator runs or by strengthening the shared messages validator.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • This validator is never invoked by SimilarityEvaluator: neither this class nor PromptyEvaluatorBase calls _validator.validate_eval_input, and the conversion method immediately hoists messages away. Consequently malformed bare-message inputs bypass the validator that this change initializes. Validate the raw messages path before hoisting (without changing the existing scalar error ordering), or remove the unused validator and perform equivalent validation in the converter.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/tests/unittests/test_conversation_input.py:24

  • These tests exercise only the helper in isolation, so they do not verify that the five evaluator overrides and the RAI base actually route messages through their converters while preserving scalar behavior. Add automated integration-level unit tests with mocked model/service calls for the affected direct evaluators and at least representative legacy and non-legacy RAI paths; this would also catch wiring errors such as an initialized validator never being called.
class TestHoistMessagesToConversation:

Comment thread sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/setup.py Outdated
Addresses reviewer feedback: the previous `openai<3.0` upper bound on
install_requires punished end-user installs by making them incompatible
with the current openai 3.x line (3.0 released 2026-08-12, latest 3.3
released 2026-08-18) even though the SDK's runtime is fine with openai
3.x. The incompatibility is confined to the CI test proxy:

    tests/__openai_patcher.py:74
        request.url = httpx.URL(config.proxy_url).join(request_path)

openai 3.x switched its transport layer to httpx2 and rejects httpx.URL
objects with:

    TypeError: Invalid type for url. Expected str or httpx.URL,
              got <class 'httpx2.URL'>

Production code paths that use `AsyncAzureOpenAI` directly never
reach that patcher, so end users installing this SDK alongside openai
3.x are not affected.

Revert the setup.py upper bound and move the constraint to
dev_requirements.txt so only the test environment is pinned. Removes
this pin once tests/__openai_patcher.py is updated for httpx2
compatibility (out of scope for this PR).
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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • This swap weakens validation for the new bare-message path: MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator checks only each item's type and role, whereas the previous ConversationValidator also requires non-empty, correctly typed content. A user/assistant pair with missing content now passes validation and is converted to empty query/response strings instead of raising an input error. Preserve the conversation-level structural validation when accepting messages=.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_base_rai_svc_eval.py:123

  • This unconditional base-class hoist also enables messages= for UngroundedAttributesEvaluator, which inherits this method but explicitly supports single-turn query/response/context only (_ungrounded_attributes.py:13-16,64-82). The base converter will silently project every message pair into calls for that evaluator, despite the PR explicitly leaving evaluators without conversation overloads out of scope. Please opt the intended RAI evaluators in rather than applying the normalization to every subclass.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:20

  • ConversationValidator is no longer referenced after the validator swap, so this import triggers the package's unused-import lint check. Remove it from the import list.

This issue also appears on line 99 of the same file.

    ConversationValidator,

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • The new validator's messages branch validates roles but not the required, non-empty content field that ConversationValidator previously enforced. Consequently malformed assistant messages pass _real_call validation and reach the fluency prompt with an empty or invalid response. Please retain the existing conversation message validation for this new input shape.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • The newly initialized _validator is never invoked anywhere in SimilarityEvaluator, so this bare-message path bypasses the validation the assignment appears intended to add. Validate the original kwargs before hoisting so invalid messages values produce the expected EvaluationException rather than failing later in the conversation converter.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • The newly initialized validator is never invoked by SimilarityEvaluator (the inherited _real_call does not use _validator). Consequently malformed bare input bypasses the intended checks; for example, messages=[] is hoisted, converted to zero turns, and returns {} instead of raising EvaluationException. Validate the messages/conversation path before hoisting while retaining the existing scalar-specific error checks.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_base_rai_svc_eval.py:123

  • Applying this normalization in the shared RAI base changes more evaluators than the eight listed in the PR: GroundednessProEvaluator and UngroundedAttributesEvaluator also inherit this method. In particular, UngroundedAttributesEvaluator is documented as single-turn and requires context, but messages=[...] without context is now converted by _derive_conversation_converter into a call with the synthetic string "{}", bypassing that required input. Restrict the hoist to the intended evaluators, or explicitly define and validate the semantics for every affected subclass.
        # Normalize a bare ``messages=[...]`` kwarg (plus optional scalar ``context``
        # / ``ground_truth`` / ``tool_definitions``) into ``conversation={...}`` so
        # RAI safety evaluators route messages-shape input through the
        # ``_evaluate_conversation`` path instead of failing kwarg matching.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/tests/unittests/test_conversation_input.py:24

  • These tests exercise only the helper in isolation; none invokes an affected evaluator with messages=. They therefore cannot detect missing validator wiring, interaction with singleton extraction, or the extra subclasses affected through RaiServiceEvaluatorBase. Add representative/parameterized evaluator-level tests for the five Prompty evaluators and the RAI path, including adjuncts and invalid empty messages.
class TestHoistMessagesToConversation:

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/dev_requirements.txt:24

  • This prevents CI from exercising OpenAI 3.x even though setup.py still permits openai>=1.108.0 with no upper bound. A production incompatibility with the new major could therefore ship undetected. Please migrate the test proxy to httpx2 so the supported major remains covered, or temporarily cap the runtime dependency as well until compatibility is verified.
openai<3.0

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:17

  • ConversationValidator is no longer referenced after the validator swap, so this import triggers the package's unused-import lint check. Remove it from the import list.
    ConversationValidator,

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:20

  • ConversationValidator is no longer referenced after the validator swap. Leaving this import causes the package's pylint validation to report an unused import; remove it from the import list.
    ConversationValidator,

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • The newly initialized validator is never invoked in this class. Consequently, SimilarityEvaluator(messages=[]) is hoisted to an empty conversation and the inherited _real_call returns {} instead of raising the validator's EvaluationException; malformed message entries likewise bypass the new structural checks. Validate kwargs before hoisting (as Relevance and Fluency do in _real_call).
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • The new validator's messages= branch does not perform the content validation that the previous ConversationValidator applies: entries with missing or empty content pass and are converted to empty responses. That makes bare messages behave differently from the equivalent conversation={"messages": ...} input despite this being a plumbing-only change. Please make the shared messages validator reuse the full conversation message validation before adopting it here.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • The replacement validator makes the new messages= path less strict than the existing conversation= path. MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator only checks that each entry is a dict with a valid role, so messages with missing/empty/invalid content pass here; ConversationValidator rejects those shapes, and the converter can otherwise score "". Since this is intended as routing-only normalization, please preserve the full conversation message validation (for example, by delegating the messages branch to the conversation validator after wrapping it).
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • This validator swap weakens the existing conversation validation for the new path. MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator validates item type and role but does not require non-empty content or validate structured content as ConversationValidator does. A bare user/assistant pair with missing content therefore passes and is scored as an empty response, whereas the equivalent conversation= payload is rejected. Normalize before validation and reuse ConversationValidator, or make the shared messages validator delegate to the same conversation validation.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:96

  • This validator is never invoked: SimilarityEvaluator has no _real_call validation hook, and the base conversion path does not consult _validator. As a result, the new initialization does not validate bare messages at all despite the comment, so malformed payloads bypass the intended checks. Wire validation into the execution path (while preserving conversation-equivalent validation) or remove the dead field/imports.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response(/ground_truth).
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.SIMILARITY_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py:22

  • The new input shape is accepted only dynamically. The affected evaluators' public __call__ overloads still expose only scalar inputs and conversation=, so mypy/Pyright reports evaluator(messages=[...]) as having no matching overload and generated API documentation omits the newly supported shape. Add typed messages overloads, including the supported adjuncts, to the direct evaluators and inherited RAI evaluator APIs.
def hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    """Promote a bare ``messages=[...]`` kwarg into a
    ``conversation={"messages": [...], ...}`` dict so the base
    ``_derive_conversation_converter`` extracts per-turn ``query``/``response``
    for the judge.

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • This validator swap weakens the existing conversation validation for the new path. MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator checks only that each item is a dict with a valid role and that user/assistant roles exist; unlike ConversationValidator._validate_input_messages_list, it never requires non-empty content or validates structured content. Consequently, bare messages such as [{'role': 'user'}, {'role': 'assistant'}] now pass validation and are converted to empty query/response strings for scoring, while the equivalent conversation= input is rejected. Normalize before validation and reuse ConversationValidator, or make the shared messages validator delegate to the same conversation validation.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • The new validator is never invoked in this class. Unlike Relevance and Fluency, Similarity has no _real_call override, so messages=[] is hoisted, the base converter returns an empty list, and EvaluatorBase returns {} instead of rejecting the invalid input; malformed message entries can likewise escape the intended validation. Validate the bare messages shape before hoisting while preserving the existing scalar required-field checks.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:174

  • Runtime support for messages= is not reflected in the public __call__ overloads or keyword documentation. Since type checkers use the overload signatures, a valid call such as evaluator(messages=[...]) is still reported as an unexpected argument, and generated API documentation will not expose this feature. Add a messages overload (including the supported adjuncts) to each affected direct and RAI evaluator.
    def _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input(self, **kwargs):
        """Normalize a bare ``messages=[...]`` kwarg (plus optional scalar
        ``context`` / ``ground_truth`` / ``tool_definitions``) into
        ``conversation={...}`` so the base ``_derive_conversation_converter``
        can extract per-turn q/r for the judge. Shared with other evaluators
        via ``hoist_messages_to_conversation``."""
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:96

  • The new validator is never invoked: this class has no _real_call validation override, and neither EvaluatorBase nor PromptyEvaluatorBase calls self._validator. Thus malformed bare messages (including turns with missing content) still reach conversion/the model, so this initialization does not provide the stated validation. Either wire validation into the call path as Relevance/Fluency do or remove the dead validator and validate during conversion.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response(/ground_truth).
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.SIMILARITY_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • This validator's messages branch only checks that entries are dicts with valid roles; unlike ConversationValidator._validate_conversation, it never requires non-empty content. Consequently, RelevanceEvaluator(messages=[{"role": "user"}, {"role": "assistant"}]) now passes validation and the converter evaluates empty strings, while the equivalent conversation= input is rejected. Please make bare messages go through the same message-content validation as the conversation path.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • This changes bare-message validation semantics: MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator validates roles but not the required, non-empty content field that ConversationValidator checks. Fluency therefore sends empty content to the judge for malformed messages= input even though the equivalent conversation= input raises an EvaluationException. Please route bare messages through the existing full conversation-message validation.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:160

  • Bare messages takes this early conversation branch before the existing required-field checks. If neither the scalar adjunct nor assistant turns provide ground_truth, _derive_conversation_converter supplies ground_truth="", so Similarity evaluates without the reference that the scalar path rejects as missing; the newly assigned validator is not invoked anywhere in this class either. Validate the messages shape and require per-turn/top-level ground truth before returning through this branch.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)
        if kwargs.get("conversation") is not None:
            return super()._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input(**kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • This validator is weaker than the replaced ConversationValidator: its messages branch checks only dictionary type and roles, not that content exists, is valid, or is non-empty. Consequently bare messages such as [{"role":"user"}, {"role":"assistant"}] now pass validation and are scored as empty strings, whereas the equivalent conversation input is rejected. Preserve the conversation-level structural validation for the new bare-messages path.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • The replacement validator does not validate message content, unlike ConversationValidator; it accepts missing or empty content as long as user and assistant roles exist. The converter then turns those messages into an empty response and Fluency sends it to the judge. The bare-messages path should retain the same structural/content validation as the existing conversation path.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_retrieval/_retrieval.py:158

  • This also accepts bare messages with no top-level or per-turn context, even though Retrieval's scalar overload requires context. In that case the conversation converter produces the literal string "{}" as context and the model returns a score without any retrieved material to assess. Reject this shape unless global or query-turn context is available.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)
        return super()._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input(**kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_response_completeness/_response_completeness.py:151

  • Bare messages without scalar or per-assistant ground_truth are now routed through the conversation converter, which inserts ground_truth="". _do_eval only checks that the key exists, so this bypasses the established missing-ground-truth error and asks the model to assess completeness without a reference. Require ground truth before accepting this new input shape.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)
        return super()._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input(**kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py:22

  • The runtime normalization enables a new public call shape, but none of the affected evaluators' __call__ overloads or docstrings declare messages (or its adjuncts). Static type checkers therefore report evaluator(messages=...) as having no matching overload, and generated API documentation does not expose the feature. Add the messages overload/documentation to each affected public evaluator while accounting for overload introspection in EvaluatorBase.
def hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    """Promote a bare ``messages=[...]`` kwarg into a
    ``conversation={"messages": [...], ...}`` dict so the base
    ``_derive_conversation_converter`` extracts per-turn ``query``/``response``
    for the judge.

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/dev_requirements.txt:24

  • setup.py allows openai>=1.108.0 with no upper bound, but this global development pin forces every package test environment onto 2.x. Thus the stated OpenAI 3 runtime compatibility is never exercised in CI, and v3-only production regressions can ship undetected. Update the test proxy for v3 or retain a dedicated v3 test job rather than excluding a supported major version from all tests.
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sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_common/_base_rai_svc_eval.py:127

  • The legacy short-circuit bypasses the base class's mutual-exclusion check. After hoisting, a call containing messages plus query/response returns all fields here; _do_eval sees response and silently evaluates the scalar pair while ignoring the messages. An explicit conversation plus bare messages is likewise silently accepted. Reject these mixed shapes before returning [kwargs], matching the non-legacy path and the evaluator contract.
        if self._use_legacy_endpoint and "conversation" in kwargs and kwargs["conversation"] is not None:
            # Legacy endpoint: pass conversation through intact so _evaluate_conversation
            # can send all messages in a single API call (pre-sync-migration behavior).
            return [kwargs]

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_relevance/_relevance.py:99

  • Replacing ConversationValidator here weakens validation for the new bare-messages path. MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator checks only that each item is a dict with a valid role; it does not enforce the required/non-empty content field that ConversationValidator._validate_input_messages_list enforces. Because _real_call validates before this class hoists, inputs such as messages=[{"role": "user"}, {"role": "assistant", "content": "a"}] now pass validation and are scored with an empty query, while the equivalent conversation={"messages": ...} is rejected. Please make the shared messages validator apply the full conversation message validation, or hoist before retaining the existing validator.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(error_target=ErrorTarget.RELEVANCE_EVALUATOR)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_fluency/_fluency.py:93

  • This validator swap makes bare messages less strictly validated than the equivalent conversation. The new validator accepts missing or empty content fields, whereas ConversationValidator rejects them; the base converter then defaults missing content to "" and Fluency can score invalid input. Please reuse the full conversation-message validation for the messages branch so this plumbing alias preserves existing validation semantics.
        # Initialize input validator — accepts messages OR query/response.
        self._validator = MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator(
            error_target=ErrorTarget.FLUENCY_EVALUATOR,
            requires_query=False,
        )

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/azure/ai/evaluation/_evaluators/_similarity/_similarity.py:158

  • The newly initialized validator is never called by SimilarityEvaluator: unlike Relevance and Fluency, this class has no _real_call override, and the base class does not invoke _validator. Consequently SimilarityEvaluator(messages=[]) bypasses the intended empty-input guard and returns {}. Invoke the validator for a bare messages input before hoisting; restricting it to this branch preserves the existing scalar error messages.
        hoist_messages_to_conversation(kwargs)

sdk/evaluation/azure-ai-evaluation/dev_requirements.txt:24

  • This makes CI install OpenAI 2.x while setup.py still advertises the unbounded runtime requirement openai>=1.108.0. Customers will therefore resolve 3.x, but none of this package's tests will exercise that supported major, so runtime incompatibilities can ship undetected. Please update the proxy patcher for httpx2 (or add a separate 3.x test environment) rather than globally pinning tests below a version that remains supported for end users; otherwise the runtime dependency must be capped consistently.
openai<3.0

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* [Service Bus] Send server-timeout on management operations (#48563)

Management operations (peek, deferred receive, settlement over the
management link, lock renewal, session state, session listing,
schedule/cancel scheduled) now send `com.microsoft:server-timeout`: the
caller's remaining time less a one second buffer, or 60 seconds when none
was given, floored at zero and capped at the AMQP uint maximum. Previously
no bound was sent, so a stalled service held the call until the AMQP link
failed; it now raises a retryable `OperationTimeoutError`, surfacing after
roughly four minutes at default retries. A settle over the management link
can therefore raise `MessageLockLostError` where the call used to block.

The data path is unchanged: `receive_messages`, receiver iteration and
`send_messages` are unaffected, as is CBS token auth.

Set in the base handler after the retry loop computes the remaining time,
so it reflects the time left on the attempt. Both transports pass
application properties through unchanged, so no transport change is needed.
`REQUEST_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT` already held the correct key and was unused.

Tests cover the arithmetic and its boundaries, that the property reaches
the outgoing message, that the service's answer surfaces as a retryable
`OperationTimeoutError`, and that the value carries the transport's own
type. api.metadata.yml carries a gated parserVersion bump only;
apiMdSha256 is unchanged, so no public API moved.

Matches the .NET, Java and Go SDKs.

Refs: AB#38822503

Co-authored-by: Pranjal Patel <pranjalpatel@microsoft.com>

* Adding fix workflow to failing pipelines (#48554)

* Adding a new github actions workflow to trigger on pipeline failures.

* Updated copilot feedback.

* Update .github/workflows/pipeline-analysis-next-steps.md

Co-authored-by: Daniel Jurek <djurek@microsoft.com>

* Updated with feedback.

* Add temporary test pipeline for gh-aw trigger validation

* Revert "Add temporary test pipeline for gh-aw trigger validation"

This reverts commit 12764ed.

* . (#48155)

* Delete test-trigger-pipeline.yml

* Removed manual runs from trigger. Updated comments

* Updating the analysis workflow and adding the fix workflow.
Also added branch cleanup connected to the agentics-maintenance workflow.

* Removed testing checks.

* Updated concurrency issues and multiple suite runs.

* Updated fix workflow steps with more detail.

* Fixed edge cases and broadened branch cleanup.

* Implemented feedback.

* Removed branch cleanup. Updated analysis workflow to exclude fix PRs.

* Switched to azsdk cli to satisfy copilot feedback.

* Addressed Copilot feedback.

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* Re-enable recorded azure-ai-ml e2e tests (#48538)

* Re-enable recorded azure-ai-ml e2e tests

Refresh sanitized test-proxy recordings, restore playback coverage for datastore, connection, environment, DSL, and pipeline e2e cases, and update parallel test environments for supported runtimes.

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* Fix azure-ai-ml recording placeholder mismatch

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* [Service Bus] Make PEEK_LOCK settlement outcomes observable on pyamqp

PEEK_LOCK receiver links negotiate `rcv-settle-mode=second`, meaning settle
only once the service confirms the outcome, but the SDK sent every
disposition pre-settled and inherited a no-op `_incoming_disposition`. The
service's terminal outcome was never requested and would have been discarded
anyway, so `complete_message()` and its siblings could not fail: a settlement
the service never applied returned success in ~0.4 ms without a round trip,
and rejections carrying `com.microsoft:message-lock-lost` or
`com.microsoft:session-lock-lost` were dropped. The only symptom was the
message reappearing at lock expiry with an incremented delivery count.
Verified live: for the same dead lock in the same session, the receiver link
reported success in 0.42 ms while the management link raised
SessionLockLostError and the message stayed queued.

Settlements are now sent unsettled and wait for the service to confirm,
raising when it rejects and reporting an unconfirmed outcome so the existing
management-link fallback can re-settle authoritatively. A disposition only
confirms when the frame is settled; an outcome alone does not, matching
SenderLink. This is derived rather than configured, since .NET, Java,
JavaScript and Go all await the disposition unconditionally and none exposes
a flag to disable it. It is skipped only where there is no outcome to
observe: RECEIVE_AND_DELETE is settled by the service on delivery, and uamqp
cannot report dispositions.

Success compares the echoed outcome against the one requested, because the
service echoes what it applied rather than always replying accepted (abandon
and defer echo modified, dead_letter echoes rejected); requiring accepted
would have failed three of the four operations.

This is a behavior change: confirming costs one round trip per settlement
(~1-3 ms in region), so settle concurrently rather than serially, for example
`await asyncio.gather(*(receiver.complete_message(m) for m in messages))`.
The public surface is untouched and api.md is byte-identical to main.

Also fixes a catch-all `except AMQPException` that flattened the service's
real error condition into a generic ServiceBusConnectionError, hiding
message-lock-lost from callers, and documents the symptom in
TROUBLESHOOTING.md — a message redelivered despite a successful
complete_message() previously had no entry point.

* Allow test resource deployment to skip environment setup (#48596)

Co-authored-by: alzimmermsft <48699787+alzimmermsft@users.noreply.github.com>

* Add npm userconfig to typespec emitter template (#48639)

Fixed CFSClean

Co-authored-by: Ray Chen <raychen@microsoft.com>

* Pipeline analysis and fix patch (#48643)

* Fix pipeline analysis pull request resolution

* Fix check suite repository matching

* Fix pipeline auto-fix comment status

* Address pipeline workflow review feedback

* [CI] Remove api-consistency check (#48638)

* Remove api-consistency check.

* Restore delted api and metadata files.

* Revert eventgrid api.metadata.yml to original content

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* [CI] Generate ApiHash during extended build (#48628)

* Refactoring, and add apiHash generation to build-extended-artifacts.yml

* Code review feedback.

* Test change for azure.template

* Revert azure-template changes (except pyproject.toml)

* Pass PI consistency...

* [Service Bus] Clarify application_properties returns bytes keys/values on receive (#48078)

* docs: Clarify application_properties returns bytes keys on receive (#45082)

- Correct the ServiceBusMessage constructor :paramtype for application_properties
  from Dict[str, ...] to Dict[Union[str, bytes], ...] to match the existing
  parameter annotation
- Add a note on the application_properties property that, when a message is
  received, keys and string values are returned as bytes, with the bytes-key
  access and decode pattern; note the same applies to the raw AMQP annotations
  and delivery_annotations accessed via raw_amqp_message
- Add a README sample for reading application properties from received messages
- Add a CHANGELOG Other Changes entry

Documentation-only change; no behavioral change.

* docs: Address review feedback on application_properties note (#45082)

- Guard the Optional application_properties against None before calling .get in
  both the docstring and README examples, so copying the sample does not raise
  AttributeError on a message that carries no application properties
- Correct the value-type note: an AMQP timestamp decodes to an integer
  (milliseconds), not a datetime; list only the verified native types
  (int, bool, float, uuid.UUID) and reframe as an AMQP-decode description

* eng: Refresh Service Bus API metadata

* Release agentserver responses 2.1.0b2 (#48653)

Move post-2.1.0b1 fixes into a new release entry dated 2026-08-20 and bump the package version.

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* [agentserver-responses] Keep newest history item IDs when applying limit (#48560)

* Keep newest history item IDs when applying limit

get_history_item_ids in the in-memory and file response stores used
resolved[:limit], which dropped recent turns. Slice from the end so
conversation history keeps the newest N items.
Fixes #48514.

* Keep newest history ids under the limit and fix changelog

* Restore an unreleased changelog section for the history id limit fix.

Keep 2.1.0b1 as previously released and name FileResponseStore in the 2.1.0b2 notes.

* Bump azure-ai-agentserver-responses to 2.1.0b2 so Analyze validates the unreleased changelog.

* Clarify that limit keeps newest item IDs from the resolved chain.

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* docs(servicebus): clarify and sample session listing (#48645)

* Fix Challenge Auth replay bug in Keyvault Security Domain SDK (#48636)

* Ported fix

* Updated changelog

* generated Api.md for the package as its a new CI requirement

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* updated changelog (#48657)

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* [AutoPR azure-mgmt-compute-bulkaction]-generated-from-SDK Generation - Python-6698911 (#48575)

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* Howie/httpx2 (#48651)

* Update version

* Restore tsp-location.yaml

* Update emitter skill for Python to deal with prerequisites (#47878)

* change log (#47916)

* [azure-ai-projects] Emit SDK from TypeSpec (commit fca510e0) (#47914)

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* Remove sample_agent_toolbox_skill.py per bakcned folks and Linda request, add new hosted agent samples for Teams message trigger and reminder preview (#48234)

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* change log

* Re-emit from latest TypeSpec and do required updates (#48216)

* Re-emit, to remove WebIQ tools (#48240)

* update report

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* Update rename tsp-location.yaml, so it does not break release build

* change log (#48246)

* Add sample toolboxes for synchronous and asynchronous AIProjectClient usage; update assets.json tag

* Comment out additional sample tests in TestSamples class

* Update to version 2.5.0

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* Refactor agent name retrieval to use a fallback mechanism

- Updated multiple sample scripts to change the way the agent name is retrieved from environment variables.
- Replaced the default value assignment using `os.environ.get("FOUNDRY_AGENT_NAME", "MyAgent")` with a more concise approach using `os.environ.get("FOUNDRY_AGENT_NAME") or "MyAgent"`.
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* Add A2A protocol support and update related models

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- Added A2AProtocolVersion enum to define supported A2A protocol versions.
- Updated DataGenerationJobOptions to include SimulationSeedDataGenerationJobOptions and removed TaskGenerationDataGenerationJobOptions.
- Modified existing models and enums to accommodate new A2A features.
- Updated sample agent to utilize the new A2ATool class.
- Adjusted beta routines API to remove unsupported parameters and enhance pagination handling.
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* Enable bare messages= input on Relevance/Similarity/Fluency/Retrieval/ResponseCompleteness + all RAI evaluators (#48629)

* Support bare messages= input on Relevance + Similarity evaluators

Both evaluators previously required either a conversation dict or scalar
query/
esponse inputs. When the SDK batch engine invokes them from a
customer's data_mapping: {"messages": "${data.messages}"} (produced by
ACA on unified-messages evaluation groups), it sends a bare messages=[...]
kwarg alongside optional scalar context, ground_truth, and
	ool_definitions kwargs. The old code paths rejected this combination
with:

  RelevanceEvaluator: "Either 'conversation' or individual inputs must be
                       provided." ("No data to process" family)
  SimilarityEvaluator: "'query' is missing" / "Cannot provide both
                       'conversation' and individual inputs at the same time."

Fix:

- Swap ConversationValidator for MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator
  in each evaluator's __init__ so validation accepts either shape.
- Add a _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input override in each evaluator that
  hoists a bare messages=[...] kwarg into conversation={"messages": ...}
  and merges any top-level context / 	ool_definitions scalars into the
  same conversation dict. A top-level ground_truth scalar is stamped
  onto each assistant turn that doesn't already carry one, so the base
  _derive_conversation_converter picks it up per-response.

Regression paths preserved:
- Passing conversation={"messages": [...]} still works (unchanged).
- Passing scalar query/
esponse(/ground_truth) still works.
- SimilarityEvaluator with query=None still rejects with the pre-existing
  error message.

Verified end-to-end against real Azure OpenAI (gpt-4o-mini):
- Relevance with bare messages -> score 5.0, pass.
- Similarity with bare messages + per-turn ground_truth -> score 5.0, pass.
- Similarity with bare messages + top-level context + ground_truth +
  tool_definitions -> score 5.0, pass.
- Relevance/Similarity with q/r scalars -> score 5.0, pass (regression).
- Similarity with query=None -> correctly rejected (regression).

This is a partial migration; the same pattern applies to the other
prompty/metric/RAI/tool evaluators that today reject messages-format input
at turn/conversation level.

* Extract hoist_messages_to_conversation helper for shared reuse

The _convert_kwargs_to_eval_input normalization added to RelevanceEvaluator
and SimilarityEvaluator was identical logic in two places. Extracted it into
_evaluators/_common/_conversation_input.py as hoist_messages_to_conversation
so:

- The other ~21 bucket-3/4 evaluators (fluency, intent_resolution,
  response_completeness, retrieval, tool_call_*, RAI safety family, metric
  family) can adopt the same pattern with a ~3-line override each, instead
  of copying the same 20-line block.
- The normalization has a single documented contract about how bare
  messages= + scalar context/ground_truth/	ool_definitions kwargs
  get folded into conversation={...}.

Net line count in this commit: -39 (removed inline blocks, added helper +
imports).

Re-verified end-to-end with real gpt-4o-mini scoring — all 6 scenarios
(bare messages, bare messages + adjuncts on both evaluators, q/r baselines,
query=None regression) behave identically to the pre-extraction state.

* Support bare messages= input on Fluency, Retrieval, ResponseCompleteness

Apply the shared hoist_messages_to_conversation helper pattern to the
remaining prompty-family evaluators with a conversation overload:

- FluencyEvaluator: validator swap ConversationValidator ->
  MessagesOrQueryResponseInputValidator + convert override
- RetrievalEvaluator: convert override (no explicit validator to swap)
- ResponseCompletenessEvaluator: convert override (no explicit validator)

Not included in this commit: IntentResolutionEvaluator. Its __call__
signature only exposes one overload (query: Union[str, List[dict]],
response: Union[str, List[dict]], tool_definitions) with NO
conversation overload, so hoisting messages=[...] into
conversation={...} does not help — the base singleton matcher never
routes into a conversation converter. That evaluator needs a different
pattern (either a new conversation overload OR a custom transform that
splits the messages list into a leading query context + trailing response
turns per the intent-resolution semantic). Deferred to a follow-up.

Verified end-to-end against real gpt-4o-mini:
- Fluency messages input -> score 2.0 (baseline response scalar -> 3.0);
  no more "No data to process" error, evaluator runs to completion.
- Retrieval messages+context input -> reaches the model; both messages
  and baseline paths return NaN, so any NaN behavior is not tied to the
  migration (baseline had it too before the change).
- ResponseCompleteness messages+ground_truth input -> score 3.0 pass,
  identical to baseline.

* Support bare messages= input on all RAI service evaluators

Hoist a bare `messages=[...]` kwarg (plus optional scalar `context` /
`ground_truth` / `tool_definitions`) into `conversation={...}` inside
`RaiServiceEvaluatorBase._convert_kwargs_to_eval_input` so every RAI safety
evaluator inherits messages-input support in one change instead of eight:

- ViolenceEvaluator
- HateUnfairnessEvaluator
- SelfHarmEvaluator
- SexualEvaluator
- ProtectedMaterialEvaluator
- IndirectAttackEvaluator (XPIA)
- CodeVulnerabilityEvaluator
- ECIEvaluator

All 7 publicly-exported RAI evaluators verified to inherit the hoist via
MRO inspection. The base class already routes `conversation` into
`_evaluate_conversation` which per-turn-splits and calls the RAI service,
so no service-side change is required — the hoist just lets the customer's
`messages=` kwarg reach that existing path instead of failing at the
kwarg matcher.

Regression: pre-existing `query`/`response` scalar calls are untouched
(hoist is a no-op when `messages` is absent). Legacy-endpoint path
(`_use_legacy_endpoint`) still short-circuits with the raw conversation
dict when supplied directly.

Not exercised end-to-end here: firing a live RAI service call requires an
Azure AI project scope with RAI credentials, which is a separate infra
concern from the SDK plumbing. The kwarg-level fix (verified above) is
what the customer-facing "No data to process" error was tied to.

* Black: collapse assistant-turn conditional into one line

* Pin openai<3.0 to unblock CI (test-proxy httpx/httpx2 mismatch)

openai released v3.0 which migrated its transport layer from httpx to
httpx2. The eval SDK test proxy (tests/__openai_patcher.py) still
constructs httpx.URL objects, so with openai 3.x the tests fail with:

    TypeError: Invalid type for url. Expected str or httpx.URL,
              got <class 'httpx2.URL'>

Verified empirically: the passing PR CI run (build 6717764, queued
01:15 UTC) resolved openai==2.54.0 with httpx; the failing run (build
6717844, queued 01:50 UTC) resolved openai==3.0.0 with httpx2. The
only relevant change between the two runs was that openai 3.0 was
published to PyPI in that ~35 min window, and pip picked it because
setup.py had no upper bound.

Pinning openai<3.0 restores the CI to the passing configuration. When
the test proxy is updated to use httpx2 (or a compatibility shim), the
pin should be lifted.

This does not affect the messages= input feature under review; it is
strictly a CI unblocker.

* Address Copilot review: mutation, docs, and unit tests

Addresses three of the four Copilot review findings on the
hoist_messages_to_conversation helper:

Finding 2 (real bug): the helper mutated caller-provided message dicts
in place when stamping a top-level ground_truth. Two evaluations reusing
the same messages list with different ground_truth values would see the
first call's value leak into subsequent calls. Fix: shallow-copy the
messages list and shallow-copy each affected assistant-turn dict before
injecting ground_truth. Zero runtime cost, purely allocation.

Finding 1 (edge case): explicitly document behavior when messages entries
are not plain dicts (typed Message objects, dataclasses). The helper
skips ground_truth stamping for such items but still hoists the overall
input into conversation. The base `_derive_conversation_converter`
requires plain dicts and would fail on non-dicts regardless, so this
matches existing SDK convention.

Finding 4 (test coverage): add tests/unittests/test_conversation_input.py
with seven table-driven tests covering:
  - no messages, no conversation (noop)
  - conversation already provided (short-circuit)
  - bare messages only
  - bare messages + all adjuncts (context, ground_truth, tool_definitions)
  - non-dict messages entries skipped for stamping
  - immutability: same messages list reused across two calls with
    different ground_truth scalars (regression guard for Finding 2)
  - per-turn ground_truth is not overwritten by top-level scalar

Verified end-to-end with live gpt-4o-mini scoring on all 5 direct-file-edit
evaluators (Relevance, Similarity, Fluency, Retrieval,
ResponseCompleteness). All previously scored scenarios still score
identically; the new immutability guarantee is validated at runtime by
reusing the same messages list across two consecutive Similarity calls
with different ground_truth values and asserting the caller's assistant
dict is unchanged after both.

Finding 3 (clearer error for mixed messages+q/r inputs) is not addressed
here: the base class already rejects the mixed combination correctly,
just with a generic error message. Cosmetic; deferred.

* Move openai<3.0 pin from install_requires to dev_requirements

Addresses reviewer feedback: the previous `openai<3.0` upper bound on
install_requires punished end-user installs by making them incompatible
with the current openai 3.x line (3.0 released 2026-08-12, latest 3.3
released 2026-08-18) even though the SDK's runtime is fine with openai
3.x. The incompatibility is confined to the CI test proxy:

    tests/__openai_patcher.py:74
        request.url = httpx.URL(config.proxy_url).join(request_path)

openai 3.x switched its transport layer to httpx2 and rejects httpx.URL
objects with:

    TypeError: Invalid type for url. Expected str or httpx.URL,
              got <class 'httpx2.URL'>

Production code paths that use `AsyncAzureOpenAI` directly never
reach that patcher, so end users installing this SDK alongside openai
3.x are not affected.

Revert the setup.py upper bound and move the constraint to
dev_requirements.txt so only the test environment is pinned. Removes
this pin once tests/__openai_patcher.py is updated for httpx2
compatibility (out of scope for this PR).

* Black: collapse multi-line if in ground_truth stamping loop

* Add wiring tests for bare messages= input on the 5 direct-edit evaluators

Extends test_conversation_input.py from 7 to 25 tests. The existing 7
cover the hoist_messages_to_conversation helper in isolation. The new 18
prove each of the 5 evaluators overridden in this PR actually calls the
hoist and that the hoisted output equals the equivalent
conversation={"messages": ...} invocation.

Coverage matrix:
- A. Bare messages=[...]                                   (5 evaluators)
- B. messages= + context + ground_truth + tool_definitions (5 evaluators)
- C. Legacy (query, response, ...) regression net          (5 evaluators)
- D. Negative wiring: empty list, mixed query+messages,
     non-dict message entries                              (3 tests)

Assertion strategy: shape equivalence with the conversation={...} call
path. Robust to base-class output-shape changes because both sides
re-execute in lockstep.

25 passed, 0 failed locally (Python 3.10).

* Add wiring tests for all 8 RAI evaluators fixed via RaiServiceEvaluatorBase

Extends test_conversation_input.py from 25 to 51 tests. Every one of the
13 evaluators fixed by this PR now has direct wiring coverage.

RAI evaluators covered (parametrised over all 8):
- ViolenceEvaluator
- HateUnfairnessEvaluator
- SelfHarmEvaluator
- SexualEvaluator
- ProtectedMaterialEvaluator
- IndirectAttackEvaluator (XPIA)
- CodeVulnerabilityEvaluator
- ECIEvaluator

Coverage matrix per RAI evaluator (24 tests):
- A. Bare messages=[...]
- B. messages= + context + ground_truth + tool_definitions
- C. Legacy (query, response) regression net

Plus 2 branch tests for the RAI base override's short-circuit:
- _use_legacy_endpoint=True returns [kwargs] intact with hoisted
  conversation (single-call pre-sync-migration behavior).
- _use_legacy_endpoint=False delegates to super()'s per-turn converter
  and does not pass raw messages= kwarg through.

Same assertion strategy as the 5 direct-edit evaluators: shape
equivalence with the equivalent conversation={...} invocation.

51 passed, 0 failed locally (Python 3.10).

* Apply Black formatting to test_conversation_input.py (line-length 120)

* Update tsp-location.yaml to change commit hash and format additional directories as a list

* Update package lock and JSON files; fix variable naming in models and update commit hash in tsp-location.yaml

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