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The provider state initialization could use a stale bundled snapshot when the background models.dev refresh hadn't completed yet. This caused ProviderModelNotFoundError for models that exist in models.dev but not in the snapshot. Track the initial refresh promise via startRefresh() and await it in ensureFresh() before computing provider state. If the refresh fails or was never started, ensureFresh() is a no-op.
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Hi — just a gentle bump on this. Happy to make any changes if needed! |
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Closes #8587
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What does this PR do?
ModelsDev.refresh()fires at module load (fire-and-forget) butProvider.state()can resolve from the bundled snapshot before the refresh completes. When a model exists in live models.dev but not in the snapshot,getModel()throwsProviderModelNotFoundError.This fix tracks the initial refresh promise via
startRefresh()and awaits it inProvider.state()initialization throughensureFresh(). If the refresh fails or was never started (e.g.OPENCODE_DISABLE_MODELS_FETCH), the await is a no-op and falls through to the snapshot as before.How did you verify your code works?
Data()resolves from snapshot →state()computes →refresh()completes and resetsDatatoo lateremeda.mergeDeeppreserves shared references (nested objects not in the merge source keep the same ref), soData.reset()afterstate()has resolved doesn't helpScreenshots / recordings
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