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> acceleratesage left a comment (karthink/gptel#649) > > When using this in `:config` in `use-package`, it fails with: > > ```Error (use-package): gptel/:config: Symbol's function definition is void: \(setf\ gptel-get-backend\)```...

> This ideally goes into the README, it's not trivial to figure out this solution > to undefine a backend. @benma There appears to be a bug with `gptel-get-backend`, it's...

> For what it's worth, I think there should be no backend defined by default. @acceleratesage Most gptel users are still using ChatGPT, best I can tell. When they update...

@mok0 Thanks! I didn't even know you could access Mistral directly. Would you consider adding a section in the README about this configuration? You can copy one of the other...

> `(display-buffer buf)` only displays `buf` in some window, without selecting it. What `display-buffer` does depends on the entry in `display-buffer-alist` that matches `buf`. Under the default settings, it will...

Try setting `gptel-log-level` to `'debug`, then the curl command that is used should appear in the log (as an array). Scrub your API key from that command and paste the...

Thanks. I don't see anything wrong with that Curl command... I'm not sure what's causing the issue.

> Something with character sets or carriage returns or whatnot? Yeah, this is what I suspect, I'm not sure what exactly the problem is. The data is always utf-8 encoded...

@Esnos33, @dojt could you run `(setq gptel-use-curl nil)` and try using gptel? I'm trying to figure out if this problem is Curl-specific.

@SayaOvO Yeah this is a Curl+Windows issue I don't know how to solve, especially since I don't have access to Windows. I'll leave this issue open, if you find the...