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* run azure testing on ci/cd * update docs on azure batches endpoints * add input azure.jsonl * refactor - use separate file for batches endpoints * fixes for passing custom llm provider to /batch endpoints * pass custom llm provider to files endpoints * update azure batches doc * add info for azure batches api * update batches endpoints * use simple helper for raising proxy exception * update config.yml * fix imports * update tests * use existing settings * update env var used * update configs * update config.yml * update ft testing |
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