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Fixed an issue where comparing models using the provider object directly resulted in errors. Changed to compare provider.id to ensure the comparison is based on a unique identifier, accurately determining if the models are the same.

If the provider comparison fails, more models will be stored in persistStore. Although this issue is not immediately visible in the frontend due to subsequent processing, it leads to increased memory usage and longer startup times with each page reload.

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修复模型对比中的 provider 对比问题

修复了在对比模型时使用 provider 对象直接比较导致的错误。之前的实现中,provider 是一个对象,直接比较对象会导致对比失败。已修改为对比 provider.id,确保对比的是唯一标识符,从而准确判断是否为同一模型。

因为如果对比 provider 失败,persistStore 中会存入越来越多的 models。虽然由于后续处理问题在前端不会被立即发现,但随着每次重载网页,会消耗更多的内存,并伴随更长的启动时间。

更改内容:

将 v.provider === pModel.provider 修改为 v.provider.id === pModel.provider.id。
影响:
此修复确保模型对比逻辑的准确性,避免因对象直接比较导致的错误,优化了内存使用和启动时间。

Fix provider comparison issue in model comparison

Fixed an issue where comparing models using the provider object directly resulted in errors. The previous implementation compared provider as an object, which failed. Changed to compare provider.id to ensure the comparison is based on a unique identifier, accurately determining if the models are the same.

If the provider comparison fails, more models will be stored in persistStore. Although this issue is not immediately visible in the frontend due to subsequent processing, it leads to increased memory usage and longer startup times with each page reload.

Changes:

Changed v.provider === pModel.provider to v.provider.id === pModel.provider.id.
Impact:
This fix ensures the accuracy of model comparison logic, preventing errors caused by direct object comparison, and optimizes memory usage and startup time.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved model matching when merging settings by comparing provider IDs instead of the entire provider object, ensuring more accurate updates to your saved models.

Fixed an issue where comparing models using the provider object directly resulted in errors. Changed to compare provider.id to ensure the comparison is based on a unique identifier, accurately determining if the models are the same.

If the provider comparison fails, more models will be stored in persistStore. Although this issue is not immediately visible in the frontend due to subsequent processing, it leads to increased memory usage and longer startup times with each page reload.
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The update refines the logic for merging model configurations in the application's store. Specifically, when merging persisted and current state, the code now matches models by comparing their name and provider.id properties, instead of comparing the entire provider object. This adjustment affects how models are identified and merged within the application's configuration state. No changes were made to exported or public entity signatures; the modification is internal to the store's merge function.

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app/store/config.ts Updated model merge logic to compare name and provider.id instead of name and provider.

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Models now merge with a more precise peek.
No longer the whole provider, just its ID,
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app/store/config.ts (1)

206-206: Good fix for the object comparison issue!

The change from comparing full provider objects to comparing provider IDs is correct. Objects in JavaScript/TypeScript are compared by reference, not by value, which was causing the incorrect comparison results mentioned in the PR description.

This change aligns perfectly with how models are identified in the mergeModels function (lines 180-187), where you're already using ${model.name}@${model?.provider?.id} as the unique identifier.

For additional robustness, consider adding optional chaining:

- (v) => v.name === pModel.name && v.provider.id === pModel.provider.id,
+ (v) => v.name === pModel.name && v.provider?.id === pModel.provider?.id,

This would prevent potential runtime errors if any provider object is null or undefined.

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老问题了,之前就有提交过,没被处理 #6268

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An old question, I have submitted it before, but it has not been processed #6268

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