Should OpenAIModelFactory be public?

[Blackbaud-TimMcVicker]

In the initial Azure.Ai.OpenAi versions of this library, we could use AzureOpenAIModelFactory to create objects to use in our mocks, per this issue Azure/azure-sdk-for-net#36462. This was useful when writing tests that mocked out the OpenAIClient.

The new version of that seems to be marked internal instead of public. Is that intentional? If so, what should we be using to create those objects in our mocks?

[KrzysztofCwalina]

We will be adding an official way to create models for mocking, but for now you can use the following workaround:

        ChatCompletion completion = ModelReaderWriter.Read<ChatCompletion>(BinaryData.FromObjectAsJson(new {
            id = "1234",
            choices = new object[]
            {
                new {
                    finish_reason = "stop",
                    index = 0,
                    message = new {
                        content = "It's a nice day today!",
                        role = "assistant"
                    }
                }
            },
            created = DateTimeOffset.Now.ToUnixTimeSeconds(),
            model = "model",
            system_fingerprint = "N/A",
            @object = "N/A",
            usage = (object)null
        }));

[joseharriaga]

I have created the following issue to track the work needed to add support for mocking: 🔗 #121

I will close the present issue so that we can follow up in one single place. 😊 Thank you, @Blackbaud-TimMcVicker !