AssistantsClient.UploadFile "message": "Additional properties are not allowed ('filename' was unexpected) about azure-sdk-for-net HOT 11 CLOSED

@rogerdaryl
Hi Roger, thank you to share this code sample.

I call the OpenAI library from a chatbot developed for Microsoft Teams (Microsoft Bot Framework 4).
The file is first uploaded (in the conversation prompt and saved on the user business OneDrive) then the bot application receives a converstation activity with the file information. I load the file from a http request in a MemoryStream.

I will adapt your code and use the function RestRequest.AddFile (3rd overload) that supports a stream as parameter.

Thank you.

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Thanks for the feedback! We are routing this to the appropriate team for follow-up. cc @jpalvarezl @trrwilson.

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I am getting the same, but I am using the library to connect to Azure OpenAI. Using Azure.AI.OpenAI.Assistants 1.0.0-beta.4
Response<OpenAIFile> uploadAssistantFileResponse = await _client.UploadFileAsync(tempFile, OpenAIFilePurpose.Assistants);

Azure.RequestFailedException: 'Additional properties are not allowed ('filename' was unexpected)
Status: 400 (Bad Request)
Content:
{
"error": {
"message": "Additional properties are not allowed ('filename' was unexpected)",
"type": "invalid_request_error",
"param": null,
"code": null
}
}

Headers:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: REDACTED
x-ms-middleware-request-id: REDACTED
X-Content-Type-Options: REDACTED
X-Request-ID: REDACTED
apim-request-id: REDACTED
Strict-Transport-Security: REDACTED
x-ms-client-request-id: efc0e964-d49f-43b4-9a01-2f99a415fc3d
x-ms-region: REDACTED
Date: Mon, 13 May 2024 22:17:22 GMT
Content-Length: 178
Content-Type: application/json'

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I'm also having issues. It seems the Files API has been updated; no longer accepts a filepath but the actual file.

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I created a MemoryStream and I filled it up with the binary content of the PDF, i call the method UploadFile and this time i let the default parameter value (null) for the filename but It does not work neither.

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@Freddeb I have put together an alternate wrapper that you can use to upload files (using restsharp and the /openai/files endpoints)
https://github.com/ViceVersaLtd/viceversa.ai.openai.files

It got me around the bug, so thought I would share.

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Hi @Freddeb @rogerdaryl I am struggling with the same problem.
I now have my file as a stream and it is not accepted. I already have my file uploaded server side, and can easily convert it into byte[] or MemoryStream, but it is the 2 lines

var client = new AssistantsClient(apiKey);
var fileUploadresponse = await client.UploadFileAsync(stream, OpenAIFilePurpose.Assistants, null, token);

where I still have a problem.
(The fourth parameter is a new Cancellation token, it makes no difference). The error is that the file is not one of the list of possible file types.
Am I still to use UploadFileAsync or should I be using a different client.xxx function?

Any help appreciated
Thanks

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Hi @Freddeb @rogerdaryl I am struggling with the same problem. I now have my file as a stream and it is not accepted. I already have my file uploaded server side, and can easily convert it into byte[] or MemoryStream, but it is the 2 lines

var client = new AssistantsClient(apiKey); var fileUploadresponse = await client.UploadFileAsync(stream, OpenAIFilePurpose.Assistants, null, token);

where I still have a problem. (The fourth parameter is a new Cancellation token, it makes no difference). The error is that the file is not one of the list of possible file types. Am I still to use UploadFileAsync or should I be using a different client.xxx function?

Any help appreciated Thanks

Hi @JohnTranstel,

I wrote my own function to get around the bug.
Details are here.
https://github.com/ViceVersaLtd/viceversa.ai.openai.files

Let me know if you need more info than that.

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Hi @JohnTranstel,

The "AzureKeys" variables in my code can be swapped for OpenAI values (the Endpoints are defined the same)

And yes, my ResVal is the same as fileUploadresponse.Value.Id. Which is all you need to associate it with the Assistant.

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