karthink

@nameiwillforget this looks incomplete, did you grab everything in the log buffer?

> ``` > [ > "curl", > "--disable", > "--location", > "--silent", > "--compressed", > "-XPOST", > "-y300", > "-Y1", > "-D-", > "-w(75aecd991c05b7de7a6e566cc05016ad . %{size_header})", > "-d{\"model\":\"test\",\"messages\":[{\"role\":\"system\",\"content\":\"You are a...

What happens if you run that curl command manually? ```shell curl --disable --location --silent --compressed -XPOST -y300 -Y1 -D- \ -w'(8866ba70f2e8a5a85ab4dc25c869e5a1 . %{size_header})' \ -d"{\"model\":\"test\",\"messages\":[{\"role\":\"system\",\"content\":\"You are a large language model...

> I get the following output: This is a networking/connection issue, unrelated to gptel. I suggest checking if you can ping your desktop/laptop from the other device first.

@nameiwillforget Did you get gptel working as intended?

I'd have to look at the actual JSON to figure this out. Could you try the following? 1. Turn on logging, `(setq gptel-log-level 'info)` 2. Use gptel as usual. When...

> When I turn on logging using the command (returns: info) there is no new buffer called `*gptel-log* created when I use gptel as usual. Please update gptel.

> forgive me if this is not the correct process to update because I am still relatively new to emacs. > > 1. I run command 'list-packages' to open `*packages*`...

> Thank you. I was able to update gptel. > > here is the response body from the `*gptel-log*` buffer > > ``` > { > "role": "user", > "content":...

> tl;dr a) I stopped prying about this bug because I moved on to neovim b) I think the problem might be related to powershell and cmd max command length...