Python: Bug: ‎Python's SessionsPythonTool is using wrong REST data and endpoints for Azure Container Apps Sessions

[colincmac]

Describe the bug
The request and response bodies for interacting with the ACA serverless code interpreter sessions is incorrect.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to the sample workbook 'azure_python_code_interpreter_function_calling'
2. Try using the file upload and/or code execution functions
3. See errors

Expected behavior
To be able to execute code interpreter sessions in ACA

Platform

• OS: Windows
• IDE: Visual Studio, VS Code
• Language: Python
• Source: main branch

Additional context
REST API specifications: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/sessions-code-interpreter

For example:
The File Upload API endpoint should be files/upload not python/uploadFile. It also returns a list of files, rather than a single file metadata. method:

semantic-kernel/python/semantic_kernel/core_plugins/sessions_python_tool/sessions_python_plugin.py

Line 177 in 8fc645d

async def upload_file(

I believe all endpoints and data are incorrect, but haven't tested the all of the plugin's functions.

[markwallace-microsoft]

@colincmac Thanks for the question. What version of Semantic Kernel are you using?

[colincmac]

@markwallace-microsoft I'm using semantic-kernel v1.1.1

[moonbox3]

Hi @colincmac. I am not able to reproduce any issue with this SessionsPython plugin. What region did you deploy your sessions pool resource to?

When I make a call to my pool deployed to EastUS and the endpoint like <pool_endpoint>/code/execute I get a 400. If I send a request to <pool_endpoint>/python/execute I get a 200.

Similarly, if I upload a file to the container via <pool_endpoint>/python/uploadFile I get a 200, versus trying to upload via <pool_endpoint>/files/upload I get a 400.

[colincmac]

I'm deployed to EastUS. I did incorporate it into an existing solution. Let me try a fresh project. It does seem like there's a difference with the docs and the current solution. For example, semantic kernel is requesting a token for the resource https://acasessions.io/.default and the docs/python quick starts request https://dynamicsessions.io/.default

Here's a Postman collection showing it work with the dynamicsessions scope
Dynamic Sessions API.postman_collection.json

If I get a sec, I'll try to reproduce it via a fresh example.