Open oatmealm opened 1 month ago
Seeing this in trace. Not sure why read-passwd
is invoked... the api call is to a server on my LAN (ollama) and now password is required AFAIK (in case it's related to auth-sources some how... the collection is of a directory.
When I disable all collections, create a new empty one and add the plain text file which is causing the problem, elisa doesn't break but all queries return "not enough data"...
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (scan-error "Unbalanced parentheses" 3274 1)
scan-sexps(3276 -1)
forward-sexp(-1 nil)
backward-sexp()
async-when-done(#<process emacs> "finished\n")
read-passwd("Other parts of the militia plan could not be based...")
async-read-from-client(#<process emacs> "\n((\"file\" \"/home/xxx/Nextcloud/knowledge/unpc-rese..." t)
#f(compiled-function (proc string) #<bytecode 0x1aabd9ab714c2fd1>)(#<process emacs> "\n((\"file\" \"/home/xxx/Nextcloud/knowledge/unpc-rese...")
Quote might randomly popup in the minibuffer. This is a query against one single directory collection with about 15 plain text documents.
This might have something to do with the length the query (user's prompt) if a shorter prompt instead it seem to not happen and I get an answer.
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