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I am getting the below error when using a Company instance of Azure OpenAI API, with
> chat <- chat_azure(<details>) > chat$chat ("2+4=?") 2 + 4 = Error in readBin(resp$body, raw), n = min(chunk_size, max size - length(buffer) + : Transferred a partial file [[COMPNAY_RESOURCE_NAME](http://COMPNAY_RESOURCE_NAME)]: transfer closed with outstanding read data remaining Error during wrapup: cannot get a slot ("slots"? from an object of typeabort restart
> x <- chat$chat_async("2+3=?") > promises::then(x, print) "2 + 3 = 5."
System: Windows, R 4.2.3, package versions: coro: 1.1.0, httr2: 1.1.0, curl: 6.2.0, ellmer: 0.1.0
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Can you reproduce with the development version, i.e. with pak::pkg_install("tidyverse/ellmer")?
pak::pkg_install("tidyverse/ellmer")
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yes, same error with development version.
This works okay.
turns <- list(ellmer:::user_turn("2+З=?") ellmer:::chat_perform(chat$.__enclos_env__$private$provider, mode = "value", turns = turns)
We don't access the azure endpoint directly, instead we access it via an internal URL proxy, which maybe can not handle the stream request.
Is there a way to "force" the 'chat' to use only 'value' mode?
Could you give me a full trace back just to make sure there isn’t something to do on our end?
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I am getting the below error when using a Company instance of Azure OpenAI API, with
System: Windows, R 4.2.3,
package versions: coro: 1.1.0, httr2: 1.1.0, curl: 6.2.0, ellmer: 0.1.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: