.env_local_example

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# This is an example of the .env.local file. Copy to .env.local and fill in your secrets.
# .env.local always takes precedence over .env
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# If you share a .env with a team, you can put personalized secrets in .env.local
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# This will override the .env value
OPENAI_CHAT_ENDPOINT=${AZURE_OPENAI_INTEGRATION_TEST_ENDPOINT}
OPENAI_CHAT_KEY=${AZURE_OPENAI_INTEGRATION_TEST_KEY}
OPENAI_CHAT_MODEL="gpt-4o"


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# The below GLOBAL_MEMORY_LABELS will be applied to all prompts sent via orchestrators and can be altered whenever needed.
# Example recommended labels are shown below: `username`, `op_name`. Others that may be useful include:
# `language`, `harm_category`, `stage`, or `technique. For the above labels, please stick to the exact spelling,
# spacing, and casing for better standardization throughout the database.
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GLOBAL_MEMORY_LABELS = {"username": "username"}

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# Set optional OPENAI_CHAT_ADDITIONAL_REQUEST_HEADERS to include additional HTTP headers in a dictionary format for API requests, e.g., {'key1': 'value1'}.
# This is set for both Azure OpenAI and OpenAI endpoints
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#OPENAI_CHAT_ADDITIONAL_REQUEST_HEADERS="<Provide headers using a dictionary format. Ex., {'key1':'value1'}>"


# Specify to run tests that may be skipped in the pipeline
#RUN_ALL_TESTS="true"