Code error : 500 status code (no body)

[SebDePapyrus]

Asking to Coder : @coder what do you think about the code in #_f

when running the cmd getFileContent ()... I get the following msg: "500 status code (no body)"
Any idea to solve this issue?

Thanks

[msujew]

cc @sdirix

[sdirix]

@SebDePapyrus Can you provide more information?

• What version of Theia (IDE) are you using?
• Which LLM Provider and which model?
• Can you post the logs from the output channel and the information from the AI history view?

Generally speaking error 500 points to an error on the server side of the used LLM Provider

[SebDePapyrus]

Hi. here are the info :

• IDE version : Version 1.63.300
• LLM used (selh hosted version of "model": "mistralsmall-22b" on one internal webui server) : "model": "mistralsmall-22b"
• AI history view : [
  {
  "actor": "user",
  "text": "Provide a short and descriptive name for the given AI chat conversation of an AI-powered tool based on the conversation below.

The purpose of the name is for users to recognize the chat conversation easily in a list of conversations. Use the same language for the chat conversation name as used in the provided conversation, if in doubt default to English. Start the chat conversation name with an upper-case letter. Below we also provide the already existing other conversation names, make sure your suggestion for a name is unique with respect to the existing ones.

IMPORTANT: Your answer MUST ONLY CONTAIN THE PROPOSED NAME and must not be preceded or followed by any other text.

Other session names:
Test Analysis for hello-test.py, Review Tests/hello-test.py, @coder what do you think about the code in #_f

Conversation:
what do you think about the code in tests/hello-test.pyTo begin addressing the task, I need to follow the outlined workflow steps to ensure that all objectives are met. Here’s my plan:

Step 1: Understand the Task

First, I need to understand the task at hand. Since the task is to review the code in tests/hello-test.py, I will retrieve the content of this file to understand its current state.

Step 2: Investigate

I will retrieve the content of tests/hello-test.py to analyze the existing tests and identify any potential issues or areas for improvement.

Step 3: Plan and Propose Fixes

Based on the content of tests/hello-test.py, I will:

1. Identify any missing tests or areas that need improvement.
2. Propose fixes or additions to ensure comprehensive test coverage.

Step 4: Run Validation Tools

I will run the linter and any relevant test suites to ensure that the code meets the required standards and passes all tests.

Step 5: Test and Iterate

If any tests fail, I will debug and fix the issues. If tests are missing, I will create new tests to ensure 100% test coverage.

Step 6: Final Review

I will review the changes to ensure that all objectives are met:

• The code works as expected.
• All tests pass.
• Code quality meets the standards.

Let's start by retrieving the content of tests/hello-test.py.

",
"type": "text"
}
]

[SebDePapyrus]

Hi. Any idea how I could fix this issue? Thanks. Séb.

[JonasHelming]

@SebDePapyrus Sounds like the 500 error is coming from your self‑hosted Mistral server, not Theia itself. Could you check the server logs when you run getFileContent()? That should show if it’s a crash. I could imagine this to be a token limit issue.

Does the same issue occur with other Mistral Models, e.g. hosted on Le Platforme?

[SebDePapyrus]

YEs, you may be right. Checking with codestral on mistral La Plateforme web service, it is ok. I will check on our server side the issue. Thanks.