Add manifest-list storage so runner-specific manifests can coexist under one tag while preserving existing v1 tags as best-effort downgrade anchors. Show/list/copy/remove/pull/push now understand runner and digest selection and transfer referenced child manifests and layers.
Add lazy local compatibility migration for legacy Ollama GGUFs into llama.cpp-compatible children, covering the patched model families and preserving parser/renderer, templates, projectors, media metadata, split GGUFs, and MTP/draft tensors where applicable.
Extend create/import/conversion paths for the same compatibility rules, harden manifest-list combine validation, and add focused manifest, migration, transfer, and integration coverage for first-load conversion plus chat/tools/vision/audio/embedding behavior.
Set USERPROFILE alongside HOME in both cloud-setting handler tests.
On Windows, os.UserHomeDir uses USERPROFILE, so the tests could write
to the developer's real server.json and leave cloud disabled.
* ci: wire up MLX unit tests for PR runs
Download the latest Darwin release payload matching the current MLX and MLX-C revisions so macOS PR tests can exercise MLX without rebuilding it. If no matching release exists after a pin bump, leave MLX tests skipped until the next release.
Add whole-tree race coverage and smoke-run committed benchmarks. Verify generated UI types, and stabilize tests exposed by the broader CI coverage.
* review comments
* mlx: run tests on one pinned worker
Keep MLX tests and benchmarks on a shared pinned thread while preserving Fatal, Skip, and Cleanup semantics. Also clean stale CI payloads and ensure updater workers shut down cleanly.
* addres comments
* fix(docs): correct typos found during code review
Non-functional changes only:
- Fixed minor spelling mistakes in comments
- Corrected typos in user-facing strings
- No variables, logic, or functional code was modified.
Signed-off-by: Marcel Petrick <mail@marcelpetrick.it>
* fix additional typos and shell-unsafe example in docs
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Co-authored-by: Patrick Devine <patrick@ollama.com>
Replace the hardcoded FEATURED_MODELS list with the
/api/experimental/model-recommendations endpoint so the picker stays in
sync with server-driven recommendations. Inline the merge into useModels
(recommendations first, then the rest of /api/tags) and drop the
standalone mergeModels util.
* app/ui: fix model picker showing stale model after switching chats
Optimistic messages created during streaming were storing the full
Model object instead of the model name string. When switching back
to a chat with cached streaming data, the restore effect read an
object where it expected a string, causing the model picker to fail
matching and remain stuck on the previous chat's model.
* app/ui: fix two more instances of Model object passed as model name
Fix the same bug at lines 523 and 536 in the assistant_with_tools
event handler, where selectedModel (object) was used instead of
selectedModel.model (string).
Previously we were accidentally using different clients/UAs depending on
whether it was an inference call or a different call. This change makes
them consistent, other than the timeout being different.
The staleness check compared the local manifest digest (SHA256 of the
file on disk) against the registry's Ollama-Content-Digest header.
These never matched because PullModel re-serializes the manifest JSON
before writing, producing different bytes than the registry's original.
The fallback comparison (local modified_at vs upstream push time) was
also broken: the generated TypeScript Time class discards the actual
timestamp value, so Date parsing always produced NaN.
Fix by moving the staleness comparison server-side where we have
reliable access to both the local manifest file mtime and the upstream
push time. The /api/v1/model/upstream endpoint now returns a simple
`stale` boolean instead of raw digests for the frontend to compare.
Also adds User-Agent to the CORS allowed headers for dev mode.
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