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- OS:
Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on - 7/11/2024
OS build - 22621.3880
Experience - Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1020.0
- Continue:
v0.9.187
- IDE:
VSCode 1.91.1
- Model:
(I have used OpenRouter & Codestral, the latest version of Codestral too, since I had done this today.)
- config.json:
{
"allowAnonymousTelemetry": true,
"models": [
{
"apiKey": "",
"title": "Codestral",
"model": "codestral-latest",
"contextLength": 32000,
"provider": "mistral"
}
],
"customCommands": [],
"tabAutocompleteModel": {
"apiKey": "",
"title": "Tab Autocomplete",
"provider": "mistral",
"model": "codestral-latest"
},
"embeddingsProvider": {
"provider": "transformers.js"
}
}
Description
I am having this issue about adding custom docs, and I have tried this relentlessly to get the custom docs to work, but I cannot make this work at all. I am seeing HTTP 405 error codes, I have linked the image down below to show you what is going on. This is extremely broken and I have no clue why this is happening.
I also want to mention that, this is all on a fresh install on Continue. It's a shock to me that it's happening, I have tried everything, and I have taken my config.json out of the .continue folder and into my desktop, then I had deleted the .continue folder in my Users directory in my username. I then launched VSCode back, and then killed the process or closed out of VSCode. Then after that I had replaced the JSON file with the one from my desktop which is the one you see in the relevant environment info.
I want this to work so that way I may be able to use custom docs to make my addons for a popular game called Garry's Mod. That's why I want the custom docs.
Here is another screenshot that shows something interesting in the VSCode developer window in console:
Go to the Continue extension's "+ Add Context" area and then click on it.
Then go and click on the Docs section.
Scroll down to add a doc.
Add the URL and title of the custom doc. Then submit.
Then, type in "@docs" or click on the "+ Add Context" button, to then select the documentation, type in the title of it.
After that, go ahead and type whatever you want to ask the AI. Then after that I think it should either give you a HTTP 405 method error, but most likely a getting table docs error is the most persistent for me.
Log output
N/A, since I believe I had already screenshotted the log in the description, and sent it off from my logs that show the error.
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Relevant environment info
Description
I am having this issue about adding custom docs, and I have tried this relentlessly to get the custom docs to work, but I cannot make this work at all. I am seeing HTTP 405 error codes, I have linked the image down below to show you what is going on. This is extremely broken and I have no clue why this is happening.
I also want to mention that, this is all on a fresh install on Continue. It's a shock to me that it's happening, I have tried everything, and I have taken my config.json out of the .continue folder and into my desktop, then I had deleted the .continue folder in my Users directory in my username. I then launched VSCode back, and then killed the process or closed out of VSCode. Then after that I had replaced the JSON file with the one from my desktop which is the one you see in the relevant environment info.
I want this to work so that way I may be able to use custom docs to make my addons for a popular game called Garry's Mod. That's why I want the custom docs.
Here is another screenshot that shows something interesting in the VSCode developer window in console:
To reproduce
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5ebc07cf-e070-4d6d-aa3b-d3eaba66f726
Log output