The fork kept the upstream module path (module github.com/sashabaranov/
go-openai), so every consumer could only reach it through a
"replace github.com/sashabaranov/go-openai => github.com/hanzoai/go-openai"
directive — and Go replace directives do NOT propagate to consumers, so each
downstream repo had to copy the same replace or fail to compile against
fork-only fields (e.g. ReasoningContent). That is the opposite of one-and-
only-one-way.
Declare the fork's OWN module path so it can be required directly and inherited
transitively. Package name stays 'openai' (import identifier unchanged); only
the module path + internal self-imports (/internal, /jsonschema) are renamed.
Upstream issue-URL comments are left intact as attribution. Builds + vets clean.
Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
* fix test server setup:
- go map access is not deterministic
- this can lead to a route: /foo/bar/1 matching /foo/bar before matching /foo/bar/1 if the map iteration go through /foo/bar first since the regex match wasn't bound to start and end anchors
- registering handlers now converts * in routes to .* for proper regex matching
- test server route handling now tries to fully match the handler route
* add missing /v1 prefix to fine-tuning job cancel test server handler
* feat: implement new fine tuning job API
* fix: export ListFineTuningJobEventsParameter
* fix: lint errors
* fix: test errors
* fix: code test coverage
* fix: code test coverage
* fix: use any
* chore: use url.Values
zeekayandHanzo Dev