a minor fix to structured_output example for running on window OS #200
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Description
This PR resolves a permission error that occurs when running the structured_output.py example on Windows operating systems.
Type of Change
Motivation and Context
When executing the multimodal example on Windows, a PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied is encountered. This occurs because the code attempts to open the same temporary file twice simultaneously - once through the NamedTemporaryFile context manager and again with open(person_file.name, "rb").
Windows operating system enforces exclusive file access, preventing multiple handles from accessing the same file concurrently. This restriction causes the second file opening operation to fail with a permission error.
Adding delete=False to the NamedTemporaryFile constructor resolves this issue by allowing the file to remain accessible after the initial context manager releases its handle.
Areas Affected
docs/examples/python/structured_output.py
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Checklist
mkdocs serve
Additional Notes
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