.NET: Change type of ContinuationToken properties#7050
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This PR improves type safety by changing the ContinuationToken property type from object? to ResponseContinuationToken? across three key chat completion classes: ChatOptions, ChatResponse, and ChatResponseUpdate. This change provides stronger type checking at compile time while maintaining the same runtime behavior.
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- Updated
ContinuationTokenproperty type fromobject?toResponseContinuationToken?inChatOptions,ChatResponse, andChatResponseUpdate - Updated test code to use the new strongly-typed
ResponseContinuationToken?instead ofobject?
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| src/Libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Abstractions/ChatCompletion/ChatOptions.cs | Changed ContinuationToken property type to ResponseContinuationToken? |
| src/Libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Abstractions/ChatCompletion/ChatResponse.cs | Changed ContinuationToken property type to ResponseContinuationToken? |
| src/Libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Abstractions/ChatCompletion/ChatResponseUpdate.cs | Changed ContinuationToken property type to ResponseContinuationToken? |
| test/Libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.AI.OpenAI.Tests/OpenAIResponseClientIntegrationTests.cs | Updated test variable declaration to use ResponseContinuationToken? |
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* Change type of ContinuationToken properties from object? to ResponseContinuationToken? * Delete unnecessary compat suppressions --------- Co-authored-by: Stephen Toub <stoub@microsoft.com>
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This PR updates the type of the
ChatOptions.ContinuationToken,ChatResponse.ContinuationToken, andChatResponseUpdate.ContinuationTokenproperties fromobject?toResponseContinuationToken?.CC: @stephentoub