Open Kahitar opened 3 months ago
Seems like my initial hunch with the double quotes "" is wrong, considering this is apparently the way to escape them in windows cmd (according to #4). So I realized from mentioned issue, that neovim executes the curl in windows cmd, instead of git bash, and if I execute the command there I get an empty response:
curl --silent --no-buffer -X POST http://localhost:11434/api/generate -d "{""messages"": [{""role"": ""user"", ""content"": ""Regarding the following text, hi:\n""}], ""model"": ""mistral"", ""stream"": true}"
{"model":"mistral","created_at":"2024-03-17T17:02:41.9377754Z","response":"","done":true}
I guess I will have to debug my setup with ollama in cmd.
Edit: Acutally, the /api/generate command is just not working. But /api/chat is working even in cmd. So I'm still no wiser as to why it's working in cmd but not in neovim when executing with this plugin...
Hi @Kahitar ,
Thanks for opening this issue. Unfortunately, I have no access to a windows machine, therefore I cannot debug this problem. Would you mind modifying the escaping mechanism to investigate?
Hi,
this plugin is not working for me and I don't quite understand why (maybe because I'm on windows?).
I don't get a response from ollama when using this plugin, so the response modal is always empty. Enabling debug output, I get these logs:
When I try to run the same curl command in git-bash, the output is this:
I don't quite understand why the json body contains doubled quotes. When I remove them and surround the body with single quotes, than it works:
Don't know if this is really the cause of the issue or if the "unexpected EOF" comes from something else. But that's what I was able to figure out so far.
Here's a screenshot of this issue in action: