Change the default provider to OpenAI #401
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For our internal development in Azure, we can configure the model name, so we can make it line up with this value. |
Actually, I take that back. We can configure the model name, but it doesn't accepts dots (.) in the name. This is probably why the names diverge between OpenAI and Azure. |
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The default provider should be OpenAI, not Azure. The average user is more likely to have an OpenAI key, which is quite easy to get, than an Azure key. By defaulting to
openaithere is one less env var to set for in the quick start path.