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[Bug]: Unsupported config key OCO_MODEL
error when using oco
command
#314
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Same bug here |
I was able to solve it by opening the |
@br-programmer |
Share the environment when it works.
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Not sure what caused this and if there is a solution other than manual editing. |
lets keep this opened please, this is not an expected behaviour |
Experienced the exact same issue.
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i experienced the same issue once i updated the opencommit to the last version
also tried this command but it doesnt work
Edited manually and it works |
@WMOH-DEV do you know what version you were running before? |
@seanmccabe do you know what version you were running before? |
I think 3.0.11 |
Im getting the same error after updating to the latest version.
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I rolled back to v3.0.11 and it works fine. |
Opencommit Version
v1.0.2 / latest
Node Version
18.17.0
NPM Version
10.5.0
What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Mac
What happened?
Unsupported config key
OCO_MODEL
error when usingoco
commandDescription
When trying to use the
oco
command in my terminal, I encountered an error message stating that the config keyOCO_MODEL
is unsupported. The error persists even when I try to set theOCO_MODEL
to one of the suggested values.Steps to Reproduce
Open the terminal
Run
oco --version
Observe the following error message:
Attempt to set the
OCO_MODEL
usingoco config set OCO_MODEL=gpt-4-turbo-preview
Environment
Expected Behavior
I expected the
oco
command to work without any errors, and theOCO_MODEL
configuration to be set successfully when using one of the suggested values.Current Behavior
The
oco
command consistently throws an error message about the unsupportedOCO_MODEL
config key, even when attempting to set it to one of the suggested values.Possible Solution
No response
Steps to Reproduce
No response
Relevant log output
No response
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