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The OpenAI wire format accepts stop as either a string or a list of strings. "stop": "foo" and "stop": ["foo"] produce identical upstream behavior, but the cache key used the raw value — so the two forms produced different SHA-256 digests and fragmented the cache. Normalize stop to a list form in the cache key payload so string and single-element-list forms share the same cache entry.
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The OpenAI wire format accepts
stopas either a string or a list of strings."stop": "foo"and"stop": ["foo"]produce identical upstream behavior, but the cache key used the raw value — so the two forms produced different SHA-256 digests and fragmented the cache.A client sending
stopas a string would always MISS when an earlier client had already warmed the cache with the list form (or vice versa).Fix: normalize
stopto list form ([stop]whenisinstance(stop, str)) in the cache key payload so both wire forms hash to the same key.Tests:
tests/unit/test_cache_stop_normalization.py— verifies string vs list equivalence, list ordering, and stability across calls.