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+1, I think the first ask would be migrating to Assistant API v2: https://platform.openai.com/docs/assistants/migration

+1, similar ask for useAssistant with image support. Minimal it will be great to send the message as data type if it's a `image_file` type from here: https://github.com/vercel/ai/blob/main/packages/core/streams/assistant-response.ts#L90-L94

+1, it will be great for the support. We manage our protos with different languages with dependencies. For example there is proto NPM package `@spanio/a` and proto NPM package `@spanio/b`...

I did with: ``` this.ably?.connection.on('suspended', () => { console.log('connection suspended'); }); this.ably?.connection.on('closed', () => { console.log('connection closed'); }); this.ably?.connection.on('disconnected', () => { console.log('connection disconnected'); }); this.ably?.connection.on('connected', () => { console.log('connection...

Hi sorry, I don't have a public reproducible example yet. I only tested it on ios simulator and real ios debug app this moment, but can definitely try it in...

it appears that Android has completely different behaviors. The app was not suspended, and the connection was still connected when app is in the background. Still it only received 'disconnected'...

Thank you @ttypic for providing the context! This is not an urgent request but more a question at this moment for clarification. We want to know how to distinguish the...

Thanks @lawrence-forooghian I wanted to give it a try with `attached` event, but so far failed to receive any channel level callbacks like this: ``` ably?.connection.on('disconnected', () => { console.log('AblyService:...

found .on function at channel level, and I think I made it work with following code: ``` this.ably.connection.whenState('connected', () => { const channel = this.ably?.channels.get(this.channelName ?? ''); channel?.on('attached', (changeStateChange) =>...

Thanks @lawrence-forooghian ! I verified it fixed our issue. > On another note, I am wondering what was your motivation for wrapping your attached listener inside .whenState('connected')? That shouldn’t be...