Correctly set Accept header to text/event-stream for completion streaming #1145
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Signed-off-by: Takeshi Yoneda <[email protected]>
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Changes being requested
Previously, the standard Accept header was set to application/json unconditionally.
However, streaming response returns content-type: text/event-stream following
the specification of server-sent-events.
This correctly sets the Accept header to it accordingly in order to comply with the
standard. The exact same problem exists in other SDKS (e.g. openai/openai-go#94, openai/openai-python#1815)
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Fixes #375
Context: I am an Envoy Proxy community member and from a network proxy perspective, the discrepancy from the web standard is not a good thing. Hope this brings an attention to the problem as the fix is clearly a single line!