Things to ponder:
- Now, the v1/models endpoint of the API server will return an empty
list if no models are loaded
- Streaming v1/chat/completion routing works as well as v1/models; needs
further testing
- Changed `pid` field in `SessionInfo` from `string` to `number`/`i32` in TypeScript and Rust.
- Updated `activeSessions` map key from `string` to `number` to align with new PID type.
- Adjusted process monitoring logic to correctly handle numeric PIDs.
- Removed fallback UUID-based PID generation in favor of numeric fallback (-1).
- Added PID cleanup logic in `is_process_running` when the process is no longer alive.
- Bumped application version from 0.5.16 to 0.6.900 in `tauri.conf.json`.
Adds a new configuration option `chat_template` to the Llama.cpp extension, allowing users to define a custom Jinja chat template for the model.
The template can be provided via a new input field in the settings, and if set, it will be passed to the Llama.cpp backend using the `--chat-template` argument. This enhances flexibility for users who require specific chat formatting beyond the GGUF default.
The `chat_template` is added to the `LlamacppConfig` type and conditionally pushed to the command arguments if it's provided. The placeholder text provides an example of a Jinja template structure.
The current implementation of Ctrl-C handling was not properly tested on Windows x86_64 architectures. To address this, the code has been modified to use `i32` instead of `BOOL` to handle the result of the `GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent` function, ensuring that the return value is correctly checked across different platforms.
This change updates the dependencies of the Cargo.toml file on Windows to include additional features from the `windows-sys` crate. The `CreateProcess flags like CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP` feature is now enabled to allow for proper process management.
The code now properly sends Ctrl+C to the llama process on Windows, and also includes error handling for when the Ctrl+C command fails. Additionally, it now uses the `Windows` API to kill the process when it times out, and properly handles the wait for the process to exit.
Updated Rust code to apply Windows-specific logic only on x86_64 targets using #[cfg(all(windows, target_arch = "x86_64"))]. Modified dev:tauri script in package.json to remove CLEAN=true and added CLEAN=true to beforeDevCommand in tauri.conf.json for consistency. Minor formatting changes in tauri.conf.json.
