Jack Michaud

I see this too. A quick fix is to check if `dropResult.addedIndex` is null in your `onDrop` handler. ``` onDrop: (dropResult) => { if (dropResult.addedIndex == null) return; // Do...

Same issue. Verified that I installed 2013 Visual C++ Runtime, still nothing.

Added namespaced actions and mutations in addition to state and getters. Also made the style and misc. code changes @ktsn suggested. Let me know if you need any other changes!...

@ktsn Made a PR, is this solution adequate? ```js export default connect({ stateToProps: (mapState) => ({ ...mapState('someNestedStore', { nestedMessage: 'message', }), ...mapState({ message: 'message', }) }), gettersToProps: (mapGetters) => ({...

> Huh, odd that the entire stream needs to be consumed. Not sure what's going on there - I thought perhaps `wrap_stream` might not do what we want here, but...

@hlhr202 is your first actix executor putting tokens onto the stream? It would help if I wasn't blocking the thread by synchronously waiting for the model generation to stop :laughing:...

That sounds similar to the discord bot's architecture. Maybe it's the executor that we are using. I tried creating a session in a tokio executor, and it still wasn't sending...

Oh my god. I added a newline to the tokens, and it started sending over the network. The lack of newline is why you need `std::io::stdout()::flush()` in the first place...

I've incorporated your feedback, @setzer22. I also now have a separate inference session for each request. I've created a an `InferenceSessionManager` whose purpose is to limit the amount of sessions...

@devforfu & @NickDiSanto , I started working on #205, we should connect -- lomz#2555