bugfix: Avoid null reference to last_user_message in ChatHistory#580
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bugfix: Avoid null reference to last_user_message in ChatHistory#580
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douglas-reid
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Oct 7, 2023
| context.chat_history.search(context.chat_history.last_user_message.text, k=3) | ||
| .wait() | ||
| .to_ranked_blocks() | ||
| context.chat_history.search(_last_user_message, k=3).wait().to_ranked_blocks() |
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| context.chat_history.search(_last_user_message, k=3).wait().to_ranked_blocks() | |
| context.chat_history.search(_last_user_message.text, k=3).wait().to_ranked_blocks() |
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@douglas-reid I'm not 100% sure if I'm fixing an error or enabling odd uses of ChatHistory, but some experiments I was doing in the game resulted in attempting to do a completion on a history where the user hadn't yet chimed in, and that caused None-deferences in the code touched in this PR.
Does this look OK to you? I gave it an eyeball scan, but I know this code is very delicate..