OpenAI key configuration fix for Streamlit secrets
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Tanle Junior merged a fix to ensure the OpenAI API key properly uses Streamlit's secrets management system in NoteEase_AI.
Two commits landed in J-squareTech/NoteEase_AI. The main change addressed how the application retrieves the OpenAI key [1], switching to use Streamlit's built-in secrets system rather than a less secure approach. This ensures the API key is handled safely in production environments where secrets need to be injected at runtime, not hardcoded or read from environment variables directly.
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References
- [1] Fix: ensure OpenAI key uses Streamlit secrets J-squareTech/NoteEase_AI
- [2] I am merging in order to completely push J-squareTech/NoteEase_AI