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> > Hi @Endebert , > > I got a notification from you about a potential bug containing two JSONs as `arguments`. > > Did you delete this comment because...

we built `llama.cpp` with CUDA support and gcc12 https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/blob/master/docs/build.md#cuda Like that: ```bash cmake -B build -DGGML_CUDA=ON cmake --build build --config Release ``` And the following did the trick for us...

> instead of (yet again) wrapping the already-convoluted `_render_trajectory_video()`, perhaps this could be a script and/or module that outputs a camera_path json file, then the user can just use the...

same here, I am using "gemma-3n-E2B-it" this is my input prompt "Given a string s, reverse the string according to the following rules:\n\n\n\tAll the characters that are not English letters...

FYI: with syncode==0.4.14 it works better Edit, nope, it doesn't. E.g. ``` """ def reverse_string_letters(s: str) -> str: reversed_letters = "" for char in s: if 'a'

Hi @shubhamugare , thanks for your fix, unfortunately, it does not fix the issue, the following is my output ``` """ def reverse_string_letters(s: str) -> str: reversed_letters = "" for...

Could you reopen the ticket, please?

further debugging: we are getting caught by the except clause https://github.com/structuredllm/syncode/blob/8de667bfca0d8bad22a4113af0f512cddbeab43c/syncode/parsers/python_parser.py#L166 In any case, both with `mode=grammar_strict` and `mode=grammar_mask` we get the trailing triple backticks ``` in return

Hi @shubhamugare , I deleted the cache completely, containing mask_stores and parsers, unfortunately, the error persists Weirdly, the backtick is never mentioned in the python grammar anywhere, it is recognized...

It seems to be appear when a newline without extra whitespaces is returned ```bash [2025-07-21 16:41:06,782-syncode.parsers.python_parser] - token=Token('_NL', '\n') [2025-07-21 16:41:06,782-syncode.parsers.python_parser] - Lexing encountered unexpected characters at position 534: '`'...