Release 1.5.0

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Release 1.5.0 information:

• There has been a significant increase in positive outcomes since changing the model to dolphin-mistral.
• The installation process has been made much easier, and Java 19 will be installed for you if it's not already installed on your system.

Installing AppWish Ollama

1. Run this command:

                          ./install_ollama.sh

Starting Appwish Ollama

See the project readme If you are encountering difficulties with the installation of Java 19

                          sudo java -jar code-generator-gui-ollama-1.5.0.jar

Have fun with the release and generate apps in a responsible manner. 🐲 🔮 🌌

What's Changed

• Workflow improvment by @pwgit-create in Workflow improvment #77
• Update sca_scan.yml by @pwgit-create in Update sca_scan.yml #78
• Develop by @pwgit-create in Develop #79
• Create verify_origin_branch.yml by @pwgit-create in Create verify_origin_branch.yml #80
• V150 by @pwgit-create in V150 #82
• Develop by @pwgit-create in Develop #83
• Version bump by @pwgit-create in Version bump #84
• Develop by @pwgit-create in Develop #85

Full Changelog: v1.4.2...v1.5.0

For tips on running AppWish Ollama as quickly as possible, refer to the discussion thread of this release.

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This discussion was created from the release Release 1.5.0.

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The following is the most effective way to run AppWish Ollama on a virtual machine

1. Create a Linux-based VM in VMware (Hyper-V won't deliver unless you configure it really hard).

2. Specify 3D acceleration in the display setting for the Virtual Machine. Running Ollama with that setting has made a difference in speed to me. The GPU won't be attached during Ollama installation, but you will still be able to use some of it for calculations (thanks to VMWare). Give it a shot, it makes a difference.

My setup is as follows:

Memory on VM: 16GB (Have at least 8GB for a smooth experience).
The 3D Acceleration checkbox has been checked.

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You have the option to use your GPU exclusively for Ollama (either through GPU passthrough or running Linux natively). Configuring either of those options can be challenging, and if you don't know what you're doing, it could potentially be harmful to your computer. It's not recommended unless you have a model that demands a lot of performance. Since AppWish Ollama use a normal model (perfomance wise), there is no need to use the entire GPU for us. When running a VMware machine on Ubuntu, Ollama's performance is so fast that we don't need anything more.

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Choosing Ubuntu as your OS when creating a new virtual machine is highly recommended. With certainty, I can assure you that AppWish Ollama will run smoothly.