Extension with Azure provider is still trying to send data to ChatGPT #5145

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3. pai4451 commented on Oct 14, 2025

   

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   Same here, cannot use Azure with extension, despite the same config.toml works on Azure for CLI too.
   @heyarny how did you manage to use Azure provider with VS Code extension?
4. heyarny commented on Oct 14, 2025

   

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   As of now, I'm using gpt-5.
   this is my config.toml:

   model = "gpt-5"
   model_provider = "azure"
   model_reasoning_effort = "medium"
   preferred_auth_method = "apikey"
   
   [model_providers.azure]
   name = "Azure OpenAI"
   base_url = "https://...."
   query_params = { api-version = "2025-04-01-preview" }
   wire_api = "responses"
   

   auth.json

   {
     "OPENAI_API_KEY": "your_api_key"
   }
   
5. ameinhardt commented on Oct 19, 2025

   

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   It seems that the CodexStatsigProvider react component of the Webview sends that. Once removed from the UI, it doesn't send logs. The Codex Webview is not published to create a pull request, is it? I can't find an oss license for it, either ;-(. Maybe logging could optionally be disabled there.
6. gpeal commented on Oct 22, 2025

   

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   Those requests are independent of the model you select. You may configure your network proxy to provide additional guarantees though.
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8. heyarny commented on Oct 22, 2025

   

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   @gpeal ok, they are independent, does it still make sense to have them when using azure provider?
   Why is there no option to disable them? Whats the point of still having them, other than stressing our proxy?
9. gpeal commented on Oct 22, 2025

   

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   Yes, there may be other issues such as features that never get turned on or other configurations that aren't set correctly.
10. heyarny commented on Oct 22, 2025

    

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    So why is this issue closed then? How did you solve the issue?
    This is a real issue in big companies, when they see codex sending something somewhere without respecting the security regulations.

    What is the expected behavior?
    Do not send anything to chatgpt when using azure as provider.
11. heyarny commented on Oct 23, 2025

    

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    Here's a recording.

    Untitled.mov