custom_llm_provider = "oobabooga" response failing with Attribute error in utils.py - handle_openai_chat_completion_chunk()

Describe the bug

Using the oobabooga API to access my local model fails to communicate successfully. I can send information to the model via the oobabooga API, and can receive it back to oogabooga.py. ( stream=true via **optional_params even when I try to set it false). The data from the llm is sent back out via the line "return response.iter_lines()"

The error occurs in utils.py - handle_openai_chat_completion_chunk() , saying the byte string (str_line ) does not have attribute delta. OK, I know what that means; so I added the classes into utils.py:

class MyDelta: def init(self, content, role, function_call=None, tool_calls=None): self.content = content self.role = role self.function_call = function_call self.tool_calls = tool_calls

class MyChoice: def init(self, delta, finish_reason, index): self.delta = MyDelta(**delta) if isinstance(delta, dict) else delta self.finish_reason = finish_reason self.index = index

class MyDictString: def init(self, choices, created, id, model, object): self.choices = [MyChoice(**choice) for choice in choices] self.created = created self.id = id self.model = model self.object = object self.system_fingerprint = "oobabooga"

and a few lines to use them:

        org_line = chunk
        str_line = org_line.decode('utf-8') # bytes to string
        if (str_line[:5] == "data:"):
            str_dict = json.loads(str_line[5:]) # string to dictionary
        else:
            str_dict = json.loads(str_line) # string to dictionary
        str_line = MyDictString(str_dict['choices'], str_dict['created'], str_dict['id'], str_dict['model'], str_dict['object'])

and the error(s) "go away", but... yeah. This isn't right.

I have reinstalled, but no joy. Any idea how I got onto this mess? I assume "things have changed"...

Reproduce

I have installed open-interpreter twice on windows 10; I am familiar with the oobabooga API and its documentation. python -m pip install open-interpreter. ( I have also tried python -m pip install litellm --upgrade)
NOTE: Thus I am aware of how fast code changes are being made.

I am running open-interpreter from python, and have experimented with the parameters. I am currently using:

from interpreter import interpreter

interpreter.offline = True
interpreter.verbose = False interpreter.llm.model = "oobabooga/TheBloke_CodeLlama-7B-Python-GPTQ_gptq-4bit-32g-actorder_True" interpreter.llm.api_base = "http://127.0.0.1:5000"
interpreter.llm.api_key = None
interpreter.llm.api_version = '2.0.2' interpreter.llm.temperature = 0 interpreter.llm.context_window = 4096 interpreter.llm.max_tokens = 1024

interpreter.chat()

Expected behavior

a dialog that would allow me to create and run simple python code locally on my computer

Screenshots

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Open Interpreter version

Version: 0.2.4

Python version

Python 3.11.4

Operating System name and version

Windows 10

Additional context

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