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To analyze this, I've conducted a test where I received a 429 error, immediately changed the prompt, and resent the request. In some cases, I received a normal response. This suggests the cause might be a specific format or characteristic of the prompt being sent to the API server. However, since the same prompt can sometimes cause an error and other times work just fine, it's taking a considerable amount of time to investigate.
Therefore, as time allows, I am testing with various prompt configurations. If this issue cannot be resolved, we may have to make significant prompt adjustments, which could mean sacrificing some existing features.
Thank you so much for your quick and detailed reply!
It sounds like a very tricky and complex issue to debug. Your theory about the prompt itself being a potential trigger is very insightful, and it certainly explains why the error can be so unpredictable.
I completely understand that this will take time to investigate. I'm more than happy to continue testing on my end and will let you know if I find anything new.
Thank you again for your hard work and transparent communication