feat(OpenAI): add support for apply_patch tool in Responses API - #794
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Cross checked params/payload against - https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/tools-apply-patch
Seems a bit difficult to setup a real test, but it all looked fine from a static point of view.
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I’ve been testing it in my project for several days with real API requests, including this tool in the request payload, and all event types have been handled correctly. |
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Adds support for the Apply Patch tool in the Responses API.
The client now serializes apply_patch tool definitions and apply_patch_call_output items, and parses apply_patch_call items in regular, streamed, stored, and conversation responses. It supports create_file, update_file, and delete_file operations, including streamed operation diff delta and done events.