Fix invalid 'import OpenAI' in Azure OpenAI Microsoft Entra ID Service Connector snippet - #128762
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…e Connector snippet 'import OpenAI' fails immediately with ModuleNotFoundError - Python is case-sensitive and there's no top-level 'OpenAI' package, so this breaks the very first line of active code for every reader following this guide, before they even reach the AzureOpenAI(...) call further down. Fixed to 'from openai import AzureOpenAI', matching the sibling code-openai-secret.md file in the same directory, which already uses the correct import for the same client.
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'import OpenAI' fails immediately with ModuleNotFoundError - Python
is case-sensitive and there's no top-level 'OpenAI' package, so this
breaks the very first line of active code for every reader following
this guide, before they even reach the AzureOpenAI(...) call further
down.
Fixed to 'from openai import AzureOpenAI', matching the sibling
code-openai-secret.md file in the same directory, which already uses
the correct import for the same client.