Summary
Several users are reporting an Invalid URL error with no additional context, across different providers and configurations. This is a tracking issue to consolidate the reports and fix the underlying causes.
Related issues: #6717, #9630, #9864, #10317, #10800, #11049, #11249, #11488
Are you hitting this?
The most common reason is an apiBase value that's missing the protocol. For example:
# This will cause "Invalid URL"
apiBase: localhost:11434
# This works
apiBase: http://localhost:11434
If you're using a provider like Ollama locally and haven't set apiBase at all, it should default correctly — but if you have set it, make sure it includes http:// or https://.
If you're using models from the Continue hub (registry packages with ${{ secrets.* }}), the error may occur if a secret failed to resolve, leaving a template string where a URL is expected.
What the error looks like
Error handling model response
There was an error handling the response from <model name>.
Invalid URL
No further detail is provided, which makes it hard to diagnose.
Summary
Several users are reporting an
Invalid URLerror with no additional context, across different providers and configurations. This is a tracking issue to consolidate the reports and fix the underlying causes.Related issues: #6717, #9630, #9864, #10317, #10800, #11049, #11249, #11488
Are you hitting this?
The most common reason is an
apiBasevalue that's missing the protocol. For example:If you're using a provider like Ollama locally and haven't set
apiBaseat all, it should default correctly — but if you have set it, make sure it includeshttp://orhttps://.If you're using models from the Continue hub (registry packages with
${{ secrets.* }}), the error may occur if a secret failed to resolve, leaving a template string where a URL is expected.What the error looks like
No further detail is provided, which makes it hard to diagnose.