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Python: Add parallel_tool_calls attribute to OpenAI chat prompt execution settings - #9479
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Motivation and Context
OpenAI / Azure OpenAI released the ability to specify the
parallel_tool_calls= True | False boolean attribute on the prompt execution settings in July. This was never brought into SK Python.Further, there appears to be a pesky bug related to function calling where enabling parallel tool calls can cause 500s. The only way to get around this is to disable parallel function calling. This has been both tested on the Azure Chat Completion and OpenAI Chat Completion code and works well -- the chat history shows the synchronous function calls if multiple tool calls are required.
Description
Add the
parallel_tool_callsattribute on the OpenAIChatPromptExecutionExecution settings, which are also used by the AzureChatCompletionClass.Contribution Checklist