Test: Install provider SDKs, and set PHP version to 8.2 to satisfy their requirements #27
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Closing this experiment PR, as we've decided to go with our own implementations instead of using provider SDKs, with a focus on the OpenAI compatible APIs to start with. See #39 which effectively supersedes this PR. |
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This is a test, just to check/validate that different provider SDKs can coexist without issues, in support of the discussion in #3.
It installs the provider SDKs mentioned in #3 (comment), and sets the minimum PHP version to 8.2, as that's required by some of them.