Fix zeitwerk autoloading error for OpenAI scope#13
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…ntions - Add inflection rule for "openai" -> "OpenAI" to match ruby_llm's zeitwerk configuration - Rename directory from open_ai/ to openai/ for consistency with parent library - Update require path to match new directory structure Resolves autoloading error: "expected file to define constant OpenAi::ComplexParameterSupport, but didn't" Ensures naming consistency with https://github.com/crmne/ruby_llm/blob/a35aa111a0bb36b7f0363b1f1f2a25e3d5378fd3/lib/ruby_llm.rb#L16
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Oops you are completely right, this makes complete sense! Thanks for the contribution! 😄 |
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I'll push up a patch fix to make it easy for you to pull down. Thanks again! |
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Nice :) that was quick |
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Thanks for the convenient gem! 🎉
Been trying to get it to work in a production environment and had an issue with autoloading.
Here's my take on a fix
Resolves autoloading error: "expected file to define constant OpenAi::ComplexParameterSupport, but didn't"
Ensures naming consistency with https://github.com/crmne/ruby_llm/blob/a35aa111a0bb36b7f0363b1f1f2a25e3d5378fd3/lib/ruby_llm.rb#L16