forked from phoenix/litellm-mirror
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* add bedrock image gen async support * added async support for bedrock image gen * move image gen testing * add AmazonStability3Config * add AmazonStability3Config config * update AmazonStabilityConfig * update get_optional_params_image_gen * use 1 helper for _get_request_body * add transform_response_dict_to_openai_response for stability3 * test sd3-large-v1:0 * unit testing for bedrock image gen * fix load_vertex_ai_credentials * fix test_aimage_generation_vertex_ai * add stability.sd3-large-v1:0 to model cost map * add stability.stability.sd3-large-v1:0 to docs |
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