[multimodal][ci] adding multimodal tests #2234
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should we just close or migrate this one? #2157 |
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| "option.model_id": "s3://djl-llm/phi-3-vision-128k-instruct" |
I think we can close that one - we don't need a lot of the configs that are there, and while the openai client is useful - I'd rather take that up separately and have a full Test suite for chat completions use-case/integ tests |
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