feat: add azure openai provider

[arbreezy]

Closes #117

📑 Description

This PR introduces azure openai and get viper to omit empty strings when writing to config files

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ℹ Additional Information

[matthisholleville]

Hello @arbreezy , shouldn't we update the README to indicate that we have a new AI Backend available?

[arbreezy]

Hello @arbreezy , shouldn't we update the README to indicate that we have a new AI Backend available?

Yes we will add docs, I just didn't have much time yesterday; I want to test it as well before merging.

[roberthstrand]

Tried it out, and my first observation is that the help text needs to updated to reflect these changes. I had to check the code to find out what to define as the backend.

Secondly, and this might be out of scope for the actual implementation, but if I want to do an analysis with the Azure OpenAI backend after I have authenticated, I would have so explicitly state that I'm using that as a backend, even when I have no other backends in my configuration file. @AlexsJones, this is probably something we can look into in another issue, right?

Third, and more importantly, I get an error when I run analyze with explain. This is the commands I ran:

> go run . auth -u https://rsopenaigptdemo.openai.azure.com/ -e rsk8sgpt -b azureopenai
Using azureopenai as backend AI provider
Enter azureopenai Key: Provider updated
key added

> go run . analyse -b azureopenai -e
   0% |                                                                                                            | (0/3, 0 it/hr) [0s:0s]
Error: failed while calling AI provider azureopenai: Post "/openai/deployments//chat/completions?api-version=2023-03-15-preview": unsupported protocol scheme ""
exit status 1

[arbreezy]

Tried it out, and my first observation is that the help text needs to updated to reflect these changes. I had to check the code to find out what to define as the backend.

Secondly, and this might be out of scope for the actual implementation, but if I want to do an analysis with the Azure OpenAI backend after I have authenticated, I would have so explicitly state that I'm using that as a backend, even when I have no other backends in my configuration file. @AlexsJones, this is probably something we can look into in another issue, right?

Third, and more importantly, I get an error when I run analyze with explain. This is the commands I ran:

> go run . auth -u https://rsopenaigptdemo.openai.azure.com/ -e rsk8sgpt -b azureopenai
Using azureopenai as backend AI provider
Enter azureopenai Key: Provider updated
key added

> go run . analyse -b azureopenai -e
   0% |                                                                                                            | (0/3, 0 it/hr) [0s:0s]
Error: failed while calling AI provider azureopenai: Post "/openai/deployments//chat/completions?api-version=2023-03-15-preview": unsupported protocol scheme ""
exit status 1

hello @roberthstrand,
Documentation has been added along with some basic checks when running k8sgpt auth to ensure you will use a valid ai provider/backend.
Could you please run again a test with your Azure OpenAI deployment ?

Re: the analyze cli , I will address it, in a different PR; I agree there is no need to specify a backend if it's the only one in your configuration

Thanks in advance :) !

[AlexsJones]

ready for review?

[arbreezy]

ready for review?

yes !

[shubham-uipath]

is there any documentation change required for this for end users ? wanted to validate this once with my azure openai account .