fix: convert oneOf to anyOf in strict schema for OpenAI compatibility #1884
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OpenAI's Structured Outputs API does not support oneOf in nested contexts (e.g., inside array items). Pydantic generates oneOf for discriminated unions, causing validation errors when sending schemas to OpenAI. This change modifies ensure_strict_json_schema() to convert oneOf to anyOf, which provides equivalent functionality for discriminated unions while maintaining OpenAI API compatibility. Fixes openai#1091
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Greetings to maintainers! I have tried my best to address the issue. If the approach aligns with what you were expecting, that’s great, and if it is not, I’d really appreciate your guidance on how I can improve or make the necessary edits. Thankyou for your time. |
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Greetings, @seratch. Could you please take a look at this PR when you get a chance? Thank you! |
tests/test_strict_schema_oneof.py
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these assertions are good, but can you have expected: dict and do assertions on the result's dict data structure instead?
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@seratch I’ve made the requested changes to use explicit expected dictionaries in the test assertions. Please let me know if any further adjustments or structural changes to the tests are needed, and then I’ll update them as soon as possible. I hope this addresses everything.
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OpenAI's Structured Outputs API does not support oneOf in nested contexts (e.g., inside array items). Pydantic generates oneOf for discriminated unions, causing validation errors when sending schemas to OpenAI.
This change modifies ensure_strict_json_schema() to convert oneOf to anyOf, which provides equivalent functionality for discriminated unions while maintaining OpenAI API compatibility.
Fixes #1091