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bramses / chatgpt-md

A (nearly) seamless integration of ChatGPT into Obsidian.
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Update packages and fix streaming from gpt4 model #100

Open sparrovv opened 4 months ago

sparrovv commented 4 months ago

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sparrovv commented 4 months ago

@bramses could you look into it?

nicu-chiciuc commented 4 months ago

@sparrovv Thanks for taking the time to fix this. I've been using this extension for multiple months now, and since it broke, I wasn't sure what to switch to, and was too lazy to actually come in and fix the code.

It appears that the project doesn't get too much attention for some time now, but it would be great if it did since it creates an amazing workflow.

If this PR doesn't get merged, and you decide to publish your fork, please let me know, I would be ready to contribute a little bit if I know somebody else is also interested in this.

sparrovv commented 4 months ago

hey @nicu-chiciuc , thanks. I like this plugin a lot, so that's why I took the effort.

I'm not planning to publish my fork atm, as I wouldn't be able to maintain it properly. Hopefully someone with more time will get this moving.

complyue commented 4 months ago

ping @bramses ?

Love this plugin, maybe migrate it into some org, then trust some contributors so they can make fixes & publish new versions?

Aurelian-Shuttleworth commented 3 months ago

ping @bramses ?

Love this plugin, maybe migrate it into some org, then trust some contributors so they can make fixes & publish new versions?

Agreed, this would be the way! I find this tool far too useful to leave possibly unmaintained.

bramses commented 2 months ago

Hey all! Apologies for the radio silence on this, I have been under the false impression to myself that I would get back to ChatGPT MD at some point, but I am now sure that won't be the case due to a variety of factors I'd be happy to discuss elsewhere, but I digress! Much more importantly, I sincerely apologize as it has left all of you in the lurch, and that's not cool of me!

Love this plugin, maybe migrate it into some org, then trust some contributors so they can make fixes & publish new versions?

This is probably the best solution, is there any org or maintainer who would be willing? Would be happy to discuss rollover plans.

Speak soon!

P.S. As to the issue at hand, it is likely due to a change in the SSE spec from OpenAI's models, perhaps? Not 100% sure.

collinmesser commented 3 weeks ago

@bramses I may be willing to help maintain here too. Especially if there are others willing to help out, maybe @nicu-chiciuc ? I'm new to obsidian plugins but it'd be fun to work on occasionally, and I've done a bit of open source maintaining in the past.