Ian Kent

On a course atm, but this example demonstrates it failing. Comment out 69-74, then uncomment 59-61. All works. Uncomment 62-64, causes an undefined function. Finally uncomment 65-67 and it segfaults....

Got a bit further... it looks like a cache problem, with cache 0 or render_string it doesn't happen. A more concise example: ``` perl package test; sub new { my...

And a bit further... it looks like a blessed hash is enough to break it, but multiple levels of blessed hash for a segfault (still requires caching to be on)...

A bit more info: https://gist.github.com/ian-kent/6003638 It seems the difference between it working and it erroring is creating new objects for each render which capture the macro. Strangely, changing the constructor...

If its of any use... I couldn't find any obvious way to count on a scan either - i.e., count everything with no conditions, same kind of issues (no count...

seem to be having the same problem haven't dug around in the code much yet, but it respects my environment proxy settings for DynamoDB calls but not for S3 calls...

I was confused by this too 👍 thanks for finding the link @byron-data

Hey @NeauraNightsong 👋 gptchat attempts to send the entire conversation history every time (which includes all of the supporting prompts for things like memory and plugins), so you're not doing...

There's a prompt which the app sends every 5 messages which gives it the current date and time, but it might work better if it was included in every prompt....

That looks like a great improvement! I'll update the memory prompt when I get a chance. Thanks @chrish-slingshot 🙏