fix(providers): use provider-specific curl parameters on fetch models#182
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Hi @raindealer, well spotted and thank you for your effort! Right, I would have never discovered this as I am currently not using such flags for any provider. |
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Hello! I noticed while updating the available models cache that curl_params weren't being pulled in and the request was returning an error (I use -k and --noproxy). I found the spot, tried updating the models cache, and now everything's okay. I apologize for misleading you yesterday by writing that yesterday's PR was working; I didn't consider that the list of models was cached after previous experiments.