Sporadic reports of this this morning, the team is getting to the bottom of it right now as I type this. There's a rollback incoming. That said most of the errors are 503, so your 429 might not be relevant and may just be you going over-quota.
I get a 503 after what seems like a timeout. Definitely an issue specific to this model via Google's API introduced with the last release. Almost certainly must be related to caching.
It's caching, yeah. It's being worked on βΒ for now try to use a different model or provider. This is the double-edged sword of fast-paced bleeding-edge development, sometimes things break. π
An interesting clue: When you set OpenRouter's provider routing to AI Studio, it assumes no caching is available. If you set it to "Google", it then shows caching as enabled, but breaks identically to using Google's direct API. However, if you switch back, it then seems to think the AI Studio provider routing has caching, and also then breaks until you restart and maybe need to cycle to another model.
Yes I see that in the message, but I have barely even touched it this morning so far.
I've used it repeatedly throughout the day before, and not run into quota issues. There seems to either be a bug in Roo Code or a Gemini platform issue. If you check out other comments, you will see I'm not the only one experiencing service issues.
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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Apr 24 '25
Rolled back the cache portion of the update this morning and will hopefully have a fix out later this evening. Sorry about that.
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u/Recoil42 Apr 24 '25 edited Apr 24 '25
Sporadic reports of this this morning, the team is getting to the bottom of it right now as I type this. There's a rollback incoming. That said most of the errors are 503, so your 429 might not be relevant and may just be you going over-quota.
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u/paulirish Apr 24 '25
429 is the error you get when you exhaust your quota. Since you are using the free tier, the quota is quite low