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I'm not sure, could you try the following? Run `(setq gptel--debug t)` Produce the above error, and paste the contents of the response buffer that pops up, as well as...

@MarselScheer Thank you for the clear bug report! I've fixed it, but in a rather brittle way. I would like to know if it works correctly now before making a...

Thanks for testing! > After that i set ":stream t" and repeated the excerise. Everything worked, > though the message buffer show `error in process filter: Search failed: "^{" [2...

The Ollama backend works quite differently now, so if you are still using gptel, please update, retry and open a new issue if necessary.

@armindarvish thank you. It looks like there are two bugs: #### Replacing isolated backquotes with `=`. This is quite hard to fix -- regular markdown-mode in Emacs has the same...

After many attempts, I'm also unable to reproduce the backtick -> equals replacement bug _inside_ these code blocks from above: ``` Using backquote with let to create a custom function...

A couple of notes: The markdown->org converter should now handle everything inside source blocks correctly, avoiding situations like this: `write a c++ program that prints the string ````` (5 backticks)....

> Backtick handling _outside_ source blocks is still messy, it will mess up things > like `` printf("`````\n") ``. This should also be fixed now. If anyone in this thread...

@gregoryg I know you use Pandoc to convert gptel's markdown responses to Org. Could you try using the built-in option instead and check if its performance is satisfactory now? You...

All markdown -> org conversion artifacts have been addressed, so I'm closing this issue. Please open a new issue if you stumble on an unaddressed edge case.