Typebot adds unnecessary linebreaks to OpenAI assistant messages
Issue one: between paragraphs within one chat bubble seem to have too many line breaks
Issue two: these breaks seem to stack on bulleted and numbered lists
See attached screenshot for reference.
The problem seems not to be connected to the version of GPT. I tested it with gpt-4-turbo-preview and gpt-3.5-turbo. Both show the same issue.
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Unknown User•15mo ago
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Typebot seems to add linebreaks to the Message that's received from OpenAI. So my expectation is: Typebot should not add any additional linebreaks.
Unknown User•15mo ago
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I notice this to when the output includes a space with a bulleted list it doubles the spaces
Are you using Mistel? Or open AI
NVM I see open AI
Mistral is the same way
If you look at the output you will see it adds a space for evert new line getting longer and longer of spacing between entries
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I am using the OpenAI Assistant Integration
@Vilela Ok. I will do that and come back when I did. Thanks!
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I made a console log. The log looks clean. The output doesn't. It seems there are a couple of unnecessary span elements created. I made screenshots for everything: console output, rendered html, and html view:
And the config of my openai module
Unknown User•15mo ago
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I have Version 2.22.0. Seems to be up to date.
You mean I copy from console and paste here to discord?
Unknown User•15mo ago
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It seems that this commit you mentioned is not part of the typebot Github release 2.22.0. So I guess I don't have it. I use Cloudron so I have to wait until the next release I guess.
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Unknown User•15mo ago
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I just assumed it was all part of the same releases and cloudron just updated when a new release came out but. Sorry about that, makes since now that the commit is not part of the release we are on.
I see. I tried what you did. And I still have the additional linebreaks. So we just wait until the commit is part of the next release. Good to know that there is nothing wrong with my setup. 🙂
Thanks for checking!
Indeed, that's problematic. I'll release a new version now.
Deploying v2.22.1 now
Awesome. I saw it on Github! Thanks!! 🙂 I guess it‘s available on Cloudron shortly.
cloudron built a new version about 3hr after the new release so its there now.