fix(coder/modules/goose): update default values for Goose provider and model variables to empty strings #106
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…empty strings - Changed default values from null to empty strings for `experiment_goose_provider` and `experiment_goose_model` variables in main.tf to ensure compatibility and avoid null interpolation issues.
matifali
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ericpaulsen
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Yeah Ill bump the version now and I have tested it in my environment pulling from the branch. But now i'm getting npm install issues all of a sudden so I'm going to look into that real quick edit: nvm im a dummy Im guessing we require the node.js module to use this. |
matifali
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experiment_goose_providerandexperiment_goose_modelvariables in main.tf to ensure compatibility and avoid null interpolation issues.