John Tapsell
John Tapsell
I got the same issue.
Any progress on this? I just hit this bug too
> If you use the `@scene` or `@complete` events on the component do you have an initialized object? This work around works for me.
> You don't need any AbortController instance, you just call abort on the thunk. But that doesn't tell axios to cancel the request. If you look at the actual network...
@johnflux if you don't pass the signal in some way to axios, that will do nothing, correct. That's your responsibility. Yeah I'm just surprised that I don't see good examples...
I had no idea that you could use the same signal. I haven't seen that documented anywhere, but that's cool. For the docs, how about both please?
The problem is that it requires that you do: yarn eject But this has a serious downside that you can no longer update create-react-app
You can do a --force, but not a great solution!
Is there any workaround for this?
I made a pull request for the API side of it - a request for comments: https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant/pull/1864