Add flexible API key management for OpenAI #2164
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Introduces a new API key management system that allows users to customize how API keys are provided and managed in their Spring AI applications. This change improves security and flexibility by: - Adding core ApiKey interface and SimpleApiKey implementation - Introducing @OPENAIAPIKEY qualifier for bean disambiguation - Supporting custom API key providers for secure key management - Adding auto-configuration support for API key injection - Adding builder pattern for OpenAiApi configuration - Deprecating public constructors in favor of builder API (since 1.0.0.M6) The new system enables users to implement their own key management strategies while maintaining backward compatibility with property-based configuration.
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Introduces a new API key management system that allows users to customize how API keys are provided and managed in their Spring AI applications. This change improves security and flexibility by:
The new system enables users to implement their own key management strategies while maintaining backward compatibility with property-based configuration.