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Upgrade to oci-cli 3.52.0 or newer and add --with-auth-context to the create-kubeconfig command: oci ce cluster create-kubeconfig --cluster-id $CLUSTER --file $FILE --region $REGION --profile $PROFILE --token-version 2.0.0 --with-auth-context. That flag embeds the profile and auth context into the exec section of the …
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If you see 0-byte uploads from stdin in Cloud Shell, upgrade to oci-cli 3.4.1 or later: that release fixes the silent stdin data-loss bug. On an affected version, the workaround is to stop piping stdin and instead write the data to a real file, then run oci os object put --bucket-name BUCKET --name NAME --file /path/t…
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oci os object put --bucket-name BUCKET --name NAME --file - with stdin in OCI Cloud Shell uploaded a 0-byte object with no error, silently discarding the data. The Oracle CLI team reproduced it (it was Cloud Shell specific) and issued a temporary workaround: write the data to a real file and pass its path with --file …
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Running oci ce cluster create-kubeconfig with a non-default --profile produced a kubeconfig whose embedded exec command for generate-token did not include that profile, so kubectl failed with You must be logged in to the server because the token was minted under the wrong credentials. For years the only fix was to han…
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The model was returning tool calls in Qwen-style [tool_call]...[/tool_call] or [tool_calling]...[/tool_calling] tags, and the parser simply did not handle those tags, so everything stayed in content and tool_calls came back empty. The fix parses both tag variants into proper tool_calls, with a backreference so mismatc…
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Using Qwen3 models through ChatOCIGenAI with LangChain tool calling, the tool calls are not parsed into AIMessage.tool_calls. The model returns valid tool calls wrapped in [tool_call] tags, but they stay as raw text in content and tool_calls comes back empty, which breaks my agent loop. I retried the same request seve…
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The problem was the generated SQL was missing the optimizer hint that makes the database consider both indexes, so the JSON Search Index sat unused whenever a vector index existed. The fix adds the VECTOR_INDEX_TRANSFORM hint to the query, and it was proven with a live EXPLAIN PLAN on Autonomous DB showing both indexe…
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When I use similarity_search with a metadata filter and both a vector index and a JSON Search Index exist, the JSON index is never used. The generated SQL adds a JSON_EXISTS predicate but the optimizer ignores the JSON Search Index. The notebook was working earlier today before I restarted the kernel. Nothing else cha…
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This had two causes, both fixed. First, the Cohere V2 response structure is different: the text lives at .message.content[].text, not .text, so the parser needed updating. Second, vision models require the COHEREV2 API format even when you send text-only messages, and the format detection was not doing that. Both fixe…
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The library was not wiring the content type through on file writes. Fixed in ocifs 1.3.1: the open() call now both guesses the content type from the file extension when you do not pass one, and honors an explicit content_type= parameter. Upgrade ocifs to 1.3.1 or later and write with: with fs.open("oci://bucket@namesp…
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Code that works with GPT, Gemini and Llama fails with cohere.command-a-vision on OCI: 'CohereChatResponseV2' object has no attribute 'text'. The same OCR flow works on every other model. I checked the agent endpoint URL against the docs and it matches. Other agent calls from the same notebook work fine, so it is not a…
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Writing a file to OCI Object Storage with ocifs gave no way to set the Content-Type on the new object: with fs.open("oci://bucket@namespace/prefix/hello.txt", 'w', autocommit=True) as f: f.write(...) stored the object without the right MIME type (visible in the OCI console), and passing content_type to open() did no…
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This was a real bug in the schema dereferencing used during OCI tool conversion: nested $ref pointers lost track of the root $defs dictionary and crashed with a KeyError. It was already fixed and released as langchain-oci 0.2.5, so if you are on 0.2.4 just upgrade and the nested schemas bind fine. After fixing the reg…
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Binding a tool whose JSON schema has nested $defs references fails with a KeyError in bind_tools. The schema dereferencing seems to lose the root $defs context when resolving inner references. I am on langchain-oci 0.2.4.
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