Preserve partial tool call accumulator state on aborted response streams (fix #3561) - #2
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Fixes openai#3561
Summary
When aborting a streaming Responses API request mid-tool call, partial
function_callevent state was previously discarded during stream finalization. This resulted in missing tool call history on subsequent conversation turns, throwing400 "No tool call found for function call output".This PR updates
_streaming.pyto flush partialfunction_callaccumulator state into stream history upon abort, ensuring consistent tool call tracking across turns.How was this tested?
_streaming.py.