index wait forever to complete
Before submitting your bug report
- [ ] I believe this is a bug. I'll try to join the Continue Discord for questions
- [X] I'm not able to find an open issue that reports the same bug
- [X] I've seen the troubleshooting guide on the Continue Docs
Relevant environment info
- OS: windows 11
- Continue: 0.0.56
- IDE: IntelliJ IDEA 2024.1.3 (Ultimate Edition)
- Model: shaw/dmeta-embedding-zh
- config.json:
"embeddingsProvider": {
"provider": "ollama",
"model": "shaw/dmeta-embedding-zh"
},
Description
Index the continue code base. index wait forever to complete.
every time I restart the idea, it will stagnate at about 20%-40%
To reproduce
use ollama embedding model ,this is ollama logs
continue log no error
Log output
[info] Starting Continue core...
[2024-08-08T07:06:02] [info] Starting Continue core...
[2024-08-08T07:06:02] Setup
[2024-08-08T07:06:02] Core started
[2024-08-08T07:06:12] Chunk with more than 500 tokens constructed: C:/Users/hukai/IdeaProjects/continue\core\llm\llamaTokenizer.js 526
[2024-08-08T07:06:12] Chunk with more than 500 tokens constructed: C:/Users/hukai/IdeaProjects/continue\core\llm\llms\Replicate.ts 1103
[2024-08-08T07:07:23] Chunk with more than 500 tokens constructed: C:/Users/hukai/IdeaProjects/continue\core\llm\llamaTokenizer.js 526
[2024-08-08T07:07:28] Chunk with more than 500 tokens constructed: C:/Users/hukai/IdeaProjects/continue\core\llm\llms\Replicate.ts 1103
To add to this issue, everytime i save a file, continue indexes all the files again.
To add to this issue, every time i save a file, continue indexes all the files again
This is a bug/regression, already fixed here -> https://github.com/continuedev/continue/pull/1960 it will be included in the next Pre-Release.
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