When I import a project and enter a prompt to add things to the project, I get no results and this error :
However, it works fine when I create the project directly, so it’s not an api key problem.
I installed Bolt with pinokio 2.
Sorry you’re running into this @kiingsora! Generally when we see this error message in the frontend, there is a much more helpful error either in the developer console in the browser (Right click anywhere in your browser then click "Inspect’) or in the terminal where you started up oTToDev. Could you take a look and see if you can find a more meaningful error message?
@kiingsora this bug was due to a recent changes… its fixed now. pleas pull the latest version and run the server
your initial error must be for a different reason. The when you are importing a folder it might be pulling lots of files into the context to the context length is exceeding the allowed limit for the LLM.
can you check the errors in the terminal
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I’ve done the update and I no longer get the loop error, but now I can’t launch a single generation and I get two errors:
This one when I type a letter on the keyboard:
And this one when I send the request after waiting 15/20 seconds
:
both of these are warnings and will not cause much issues. can you check the pinokio app for any logs
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the only error I have on pinokio is this:
PS:
I installed the repository locally and got the same errors.
PS 2:
I think that, as @thecodacus raised, it may be a question of limiting the amount of files taken into account in the context at the time of the prompt,
because i don’t have error with a new project.
This is an option that must be implemented in the future, no?
How big is your project?
Bolt does not yet support working with large projects.
One of next things to tackle and there are some attempts already.
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Yes, this is possible, as the project has at least 300 files without installing dependencies.
Je réessaierais quand l’option de choix de fichier pris dans le contexte sera mis en place.
Thank you for your quick help.