Add OpenAI API Key Update Command #658
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Thank you @devilcoder01 for the contribution! While I understand the intent behind simplifying the API key update process, I don't think a dedicated --updateAPI option is necessary at this time. It's fairly standard for applications to manage settings like API keys via a config or .rc file, and users modifying such files directly is a common and expected workflow. Appreciate your effort, but I’ll close this for now. |
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Problem #593 #549
Users occasionally enter incorrect OpenAI API keys during setup, and changing the key requires manual editing of the config file. This creates friction and could lead to user errors when modifying configuration files directly.
Solution
Added a new command line option
--updateAPIthat allows users to update their OpenAI API key through a simple interactive prompt: