
openai
#10124
property_validation_error
Unexpected property detected: Certain properties are not allowed. Please review the input for unexpected entries.
This error has been identified and solved.
Reason
The 400 status error in the OpenAI API, specifically the message "Additional properties are not allowed ('chiontent' was unexpected) - 'messages.0'," indicates a few possible issues:
Invalid Syntax or Configuration: The request contains invalid or unexpected parameters. In this case, the word "chiontent" is likely a typo or an incorrect property name, which the server does not recognize[5().
Incorrect Data Structure: The structure of the data you are sending, particularly within the
messages
array, does not match the expected format defined by the OpenAI API. This could be due to additional or misspelled properties that the API does not expect.API Request Validation: The API is strictly validating the request data, and any deviations from the specified schema result in a "Bad Request" error. This includes ensuring that all required properties are present and that no additional properties are included.
Solution
To fix the 400 status error in the OpenAI API due to unexpected properties, you need to ensure your request data aligns with the API's expected format. Here are the key steps to take:
Review the API Reference: Check the OpenAI API documentation to understand the correct parameters and data structure expected for your specific API method.
Correct Property Names: Ensure all property names in your request are correct and match those specified in the API documentation.
Remove Unexpected Properties: Delete any additional properties that are not recognized by the API.
Validate Data Structure: Verify that the data structure, particularly within arrays like
messages
, adheres to the expected format.Test with Tools: Use tools like Postman or curl to test your request and ensure it works as expected before integrating it into your code.