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* Latest main branch snapshot from API * feat: add dedicated Azure OpenAI provider using @ai-sdk/azure package * feat: add Azure provider UI component and translations * feat: add Azure provider translations for all locales * chore: add missing Azure placeholder translations * Delete .changeset/azure-ai-sdk-migration.md * fix: add Azure provider validation for onboarding workflow - Add azureApiKey to SECRET_STATE_KEYS for proper configuration detection - Add Azure validation case in validateModelsAndKeysProvided - Add validation translations for azureResourceName and azureDeploymentName across all 18 locales This fixes the issue where the Finish button does nothing when setting up Azure provider in the onboarding workflow. * feat(azure): add model metadata, model picker, rename to Azure AI Foundry - Add static model metadata for 29 Azure models (from models.dev) with Roo-specific flags (reasoning, tools, verbosity) matching openAiNativeModels - Add model picker dropdown to Azure provider settings for model capability detection (context window, max tokens, pricing) - Rename provider label from 'Azure OpenAI' to 'Azure AI Foundry' across all 18 locales - Make API key optional (supports Azure managed identity / Entra ID) - Update default API version from 2024-08-01-preview to 2025-04-01-preview - Fix maxOutputTokens validation (filter invalid values <= 0) - Handler separates deployment name (API calls) from model ID (capability lookup) with azureDefaultModelInfo (gpt-4o) fallback - Remove unhelpful 'Get Azure AI Foundry Access' button - Prevent stale model IDs from other providers carrying over - Suppress validation errors on fresh provider selection * fix(azure): add missing isAiSdkProvider() override for reasoning block preservation * Azure Fixes for Hannes * Quick Fix for Respones API Only (for Hannes) * fix: use explicit azureOpenAiDefaultApiVersion fallback when apiVersion is empty Addresses review feedback: the UI placeholder shows '2025-04-01-preview' via azureOpenAiDefaultApiVersion, so the handler should use the same constant as fallback instead of silently deferring to the SDK's internal default. * fix: remove stale Cerebras references (retired provider) * fix: add missing retiredProviderMessage translations for all locales * fix: do not map promptCacheMissTokens to cacheWriteTokens for Azure Azure uses OpenAI-compatible caching which does not report cache write tokens separately. promptCacheMissTokens represents tokens NOT found in cache (processed from scratch), not tokens written to cache. This aligns the Azure handler with the OpenAI native handler behavior. --------- Co-authored-by: Hannes Rudolph <hrudolph@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Roo Code <roomote@roocode.com> Co-authored-by: daniel-lxs <ricciodaniel98@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Matt Rubens <mrubens@users.noreply.github.com> |
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