Struggling with Azure OpenAI setting

General
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I am struggling with BYOK with Azure Open AI. Seems to validate but nothing happens in the AI chat.

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The settings switch is green and validates.
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This seems like a bug! Thank you for reporting. Version 0.12.0, coming today or tomorrow, should improve the error messages here and make it easier to debug.

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I’m surprised the UI doesn’t ask for information about deployment / engine names. Azure OpenAI resources can and often do have custom names for deployments “wrapping” individual models.

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It used to work like a charm, today suddenly oai gpt doesnt work and in setting there is no endpoint but only KEY to be configured, does cursor drop the support for OAI?

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@wey are you using a normal OpenAI key? What error are you seeing? Can you screenshot?

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No, sorry I was using Azure OpenAI key for long time, as I recall I somehow configured that Key in cursor, but recently Azure OAI seemed to be removed, right?

If that’s on purpose, I’ll subscribe the pro tier then.

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what did yall do to fix this? I started getting this issue all of a sudden today and not sure why. I tested the key and it works, but for some reason azure oai on cursor keeps hitting me w errors

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Apologies about this! We had some issues yesterday and today, but it should be back up now.

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I am new to Cursor. I configured my Azure OpenAI key.

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But it is giving me the following error:

{
  "error": {
    "message": "Unrecognized request arguments supplied: metadata, system",
    "type": "invalid_request_error",
    "param": null,
    "code": null
  }
}

What am I doing wrong?

Additional details (Request Id): f7ffdae1-f661-4e16-b8af-2ca3e36366b9

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same, did you solve it/?

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No, its the same error still. No fixes and no replies from cursor either.

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@truell20 and @amanrs: This is still not working, it’s not an issue for a day or two. This has been like this for months now. Is nobody using the Azure OpenAI API key in Cursor? What @dan brings up also makes sense. Can you please give an update?

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yeah,i have the same issues:
We encountered an issue when using your phx-eastus-4o.openai.azure.com API key. Please check your API key settings and try again. Error: Request failed with status code 400

API Error: {

“error”: {

“message”: “Unknown parameter: ‘metadata’.”,

“type”: “invalid_request_error”,

“param”: “metadata”,

“code”: “unknown_parameter”

}

}

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Two (2) things to double check when it comes to using Azure OpenAI for your LLM usage in Cursor:

1. Ensure you are using the correct parameters

Deployment name

Take note that “Deployment Name” is different from “Model Catalog”. This means that you might have your own Deployment called “MyCompany-OpenAI-o1-preview” which uses model “o1-preview”.

:x: You’re not supposed to use o1-preview which is the model name. You’re supposed to use MyCompany-OpenAI-o1-preview.

On Azure Studio, from the sidebar you can find “Shared resources” > “Deployments” to find the deployment name. Don’t find deployment name under “model catalog”.

Base URL

The Base URL should look like this:

https://<your gcp agents resource name>.openai.azure.com

No other trailing path. It’s just that.

API Key

You can find the API key in OpenAI Studio > Home > API Key or OpenAI Studio > Shared Resources > Deployments > API Key.

2. Verify security restrictions on CIDR/IP

Make sure your GCP Agents Resource allows access from your machine’s IP address. This one you can find in GCP and not in Azure OpenAI Studio.

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Afterwards, your Cursor should work correctly. Good luck!