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Hi all, Possibly related, my test workflow is failing to load openai on github, this is just trying to load requirements through pip: ``` Collecting git+https://github.com/openai/openai-python.git (from -r requirements.txt (line...

It's possible my issue is a different one to be honest. I think [86dff29](https://github.com/openai/openai-python/commit/86dff298f759be51292b47efcff926eb361cee7a) might be it. Does the project header need a name= ?

It's a bit of work but yes that'd be definitely possible. A couple of ideas about saving battery: 1 - You could program pijuice or your battery handler to request...

Thanks mate glad it is useful to you. 1. The bash script is hard to debug so this might be hard to fix. **If others have the same issue please...

For mine, I find that default behavior of the pijuice is to automatically turn on once power is plugged in. As such, I just plug it in, wait for it...

You can play with some of the image generation settings, including the crop to maybe see if that helps. If you're using dalle you can use infilling to zoom out...

It's interesting that the bash file is not creating the files properly. It's a bit harder to troubleshoot and test the bash file than the python scripts, perhaps there's something...

Okay got it, as far as I can tell it's that the `PROMPTS_DIR="${LOCAL_DIR}/prompts/" IMAGES_DIR="${LOCAL_DIR}/images/"` should have been `PROMPTS_DIR="${LOCAL_DIR}/prompts" IMAGES_DIR="${LOCAL_DIR}/images"` I guess it didn't pick up in testing as pycasso itself...

@hplato FYI while working to update the openai API update I possible fixed a significant bug with the infill value not being passed properly to the infill function that needed...

I think this is fixed now - it was actually a very simple thing I should have fixed ages ago. Whoops.