fix: use self.client.base_url in acompletion method#32
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The acompletion method was incorrectly accessing self.base_url which doesn't exist. Changed to self.client.base_url to match the sync completion method.
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That's my bad, thanks for catching it.
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Yeah I've been largely glossing over a lot of the client PRs but I'll add tests for them to prevent this in the future... |
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AttributeError: 'OpenAIClient' object has no attribute 'base_url'in async completionacompletionmethod was usingself.base_urlinstead ofself.client.base_urlcompletionmethod which correctly usesself.client.base_urlThis bug caused recursive LLM calls to fail repeatedly: