Continue of #74
After this setup, I restart nvim, and perform the same steps shown in the README gif (Count to five), but it doesn't seems to respond back.
This is probably caused by this line:
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if out and out:find('HTTP server listening') then |
It looks like the plugin is grepping the 'HTTP server listening' log message from llama-server to determine if the server is started.
However in recent llama-server, this log message 'HTTP server listening' was replaced by something like 'server is listening on', so that model.nvim can never determine llama-server is started or not, so the function following this step in the llamacpp provider can not be successfully executed, making the marquee never stop.
However I forked this plugin and simply changed this line to the correct log message but with no luck. I have no idea why. I have basically no lua knowledge.
Hope someone can help!
Continue of #74
This is probably caused by this line:
model.nvim/lua/model/providers/llamacpp.lua
Line 52 in c4653e9
It looks like the plugin is grepping the
'HTTP server listening'log message from llama-server to determine if the server is started.However in recent llama-server, this log message
'HTTP server listening'was replaced by something like'server is listening on', so that model.nvim can never determine llama-server is started or not, so the function following this step in the llamacpp provider can not be successfully executed, making the marquee never stop.However I forked this plugin and simply changed this line to the correct log message but with no luck. I have no idea why. I have basically no lua knowledge.
Hope someone can help!