added the method for call ExecutorService.shutdownNow.

[Miura-KR]

I want to interrupt streaming response, so I added the method on OpenAiService for call ExecutorService.shutdownNow.

[cryptoapebot]

Question though, doesn't shutting the ExecutorService shut down all threads? It's functionally equivalent to just quitting the program as anything w/ a thread will be shut down.

[Miura-KR]

The shutdown methods don't quit your program.
They only affect the threads that are managed by the specific ExecutorService instance you're calling shutdown on. If you have other threads or ExecutorServices running in your program that you haven't shut down, those will continue running.

[cryptoapebot]

I understand that--that's why I said equivalent to, but my comment was it seems like a heavyweight way just to interrupt a single stream. Won't you have to restart the/a new ExecutorService to initiate new streams?

[Miura-KR]

You're correct.
This library already uses ExcecutorService.shutdown to terminate streaming threads, so I added this method.
（https://github.com/TheoKanning/openai-java#streaming-thread-shutdown )
If you know of any other good ways to do this, I would appreciate it.

[cryptoapebot]

Seems like the best and only way for now.....