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Until now we had been using self-made calls to Ollama. The problem is that the output of the calls didn't follow the standard format of the other calls. Initally I tried to implement Ollama completion calls with LiteLLM but also their interfaces seem quite broken. I was getting errors using their method `acompletion` and everytime that I set `stream=False`. Hence I resorted to use python's official Ollama client and implemented normalizers for it
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Until now we had been using self-made calls to Ollama. The problem is that the output of the calls didn't follow the standard format of the other calls. Initally I tried to implement Ollama completion calls with LiteLLM but also their interfaces seem quite broken. I was getting errors using their method
acompletionand everytime that I setstream=False. Hence I resorted to use python's official Ollama client and implemented normalizers for it