Calling the AzureOpenAIModelFactory.StreamingChatCompletions() method never works and always results in an immediate System.NullReferenceException.
This seems to be due to the internal constructor calling .Add() on a private field that hasn't been initialized at that point.
public class StreamingChatCompletions : IDisposable
{
private readonly IList<ChatCompletions> _baseChatCompletions;
//...
internal StreamingChatCompletions(
ChatCompletions baseChatCompletions = null,
List<StreamingChatChoice> streamingChatChoices = null)
{
_baseChatCompletions.Add(baseChatCompletions);
_streamingChatChoices = streamingChatChoices;
_streamingTaskComplete = true;
}
}
AzureOpenAIModelFactory class seems to use the one that does not initialize the variable that is causing the nullreference. I have raised the backlog item to check on this.