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Failover means that when a request to the primary model fails or times out, the gateway automatically reroutes the request to a preconfigured fallback model.
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UnverifiedThis fix resolves a race condition issue with completion requests in rapid successive trigger scenarios, where the completion of an older request could incorrectly affect the state management of a newer request.73% similarUnverifiedSwitching models causes context cache invalidation, requiring the re-injection of state such as codebase structure, task objectives, and completed steps via prompts, consuming additional tokens and potentially introducing errors.73% similarUnverifiedv2.1.286 refactors the retry logic for API request failures, with one limit covering the entire model call; under default settings, a single failed call sends at most 14 requests.72% similarUnverifiedAsynchronous credential resolution occurs on the request path; if the callback makes time-consuming network calls without caching, it adds extra latency to every request.72% similarUnverifiedThe core logic of a multi-provider failover mechanism is: when the primary provider returns 429 or other retryable errors, automatically switch to a backup provider instead of letting the request fail outright.71% similar
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