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One thing that seemingly is missing is the ability to tag a specific error with an error code. You typically want to know that all of a sudden the ”failed to get user” error is being returned a lot. Since the message is a dynamic string you can’t just group by the string so unless you build it as part of your abstraction it becomes very hard to do.
Edit: looking more carefully at the lib I assume that ”tag” is the concept that is supposed to cover this?
In standard go you would not implement Is but would use the errors.Is call. How would this work if it is a sentinel error as you would use with errors.Is??
> An error is considered to match a target if it is equal to that target or if it implements a method Is(error) bool such that Is(target) returns true.
by default errors.Is matches the exact error variable, but you can use it to match other errors as well.
I stand corrected. Still you cannot implement an Is on a sentinel error and is only applicable to concrete error types. And if I'm using concrete types I'm going to us errors.As
Yeah you shouldn't have to add stuff to the .env file. If you setup Supabase any secrets should be added to the edge functions as env vars. Here's an example where it prompted me to add the RESEND_API_KEY to the Supabase Edge function secret: https://lovable.dev/projects/e66eacea-f46f-473c-aa6b-6a90da4...
Great questions! There are several LLM calls behind a single prompt that you submit and we do dynamically assemble the prompt to the AI based on what you're asking for. But we do generate most files at once.
Having fun so far but given the advice to ask for small incremental changes the 10 runs per day is not enough. Even the Pro level at 100/day for $19/month is too low if I really want to play with it.
1) We use whichever LLM that is performing best at the time, so no, not necessarily OpenAI
2) Only images as attachments for now. You can add more files by uploading them to the connected Github repo.
Will try it out. Regardless of if I’ll use it or not I think this project is a great example of the rare type of engineering craft that seems to be a pre-requisite to build truly great software. A great signal if I were hiring.
Dennis Giese - the guy who did & published many of the actual vacuum roots - actually did a talk at 37c3, just yesterday! Together with Braelynn he published rooting methods for Ecovacs. Expect easy & comfortable root using the UART debug connector.
Valetudo support seems to be coming, however "it's done when it's done"; the necessary work is more dramatic due to the different protocol Ecovacs uses for cloud communication.
Until then: I would make sure not to update the device firmware. Just be prepared to wait and keep an eye on the release notes and/or Valetudo webpage (unlike with other projects, you can safely assume it to be up to date).
We sponsor visas and have very generous relocation packages (even if you just want to come for a year).
Lovable is building an AI software engineer that lives in your browser. Building excellent software engineering agents is significantly harder than people think. We need the best engineers in the world to join us and will compensate you accordingly.
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