Ruslan
Ruslan
This seems interesting. But: What if I really want to supply a duplicate request to LLM? Take for example an app that analyzes research papers: - I open one paper...
This project seems very interesting: https://github.com/zilliztech/GPTCache But I don't know if there is any demand in this in `langchain4j`. + It's probably needed in a distributed online service with LLMs
Yes, Oliver right now described the situation I mentioned: user decided to change a parameter after importing. But that wouldn't be applied because `justImported` is `true`
The reason why `setValues()` are not called is because that's toooo much work. You see, preferences are just a `Map`. And that's it, it's very plain, but our settings properties...
https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/pull/11926#issuecomment-2408530738 Sorry, I see. I thought we had to manually call `set()` on every property on every tab
This is my first PR in Rust, so, uh. It may be not ideal. But I'm ready to improve it
**CRUCIAL UPDATE**: in order to get repository by id, you need to use `repositories` in the URL, not `repos`. I'll update this later
Another update: To get user by name, `/users/{login}` should be used. To get user by id, `/user/{id}` should be used.
I see now why the tests fail. The thing I got very confused with is: why it worked in my project... It worked because I used IDs, but not other...