minimax configuration overwritten - CC Switch
Quick fix
Update cc-switch to the fixed version to resolve the issue where Minimax configuration is incorrectly overwritten during switching.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”minimax的配置被修改成了最后一个中转站的配置The minimax configuration was modified to the configuration of the last relay station
In cc-switch, there is a known defect when switching providers or configurations: when users have multiple configurations (e.g., Minimax, other relay stations, etc.) and attempt to switch, the Minimax configuration is unexpectedly overwritten with the configuration of the last relay station in the list. This causes requests originally pointing to Minimax to be incorrectly routed to other providers, resulting in authentication failures or model unavailable errors. This issue has been confirmed in related Issues and fixed by maintainers regarding 'incorrect overwriting caused by switching'.
Check the currently installed cc-switch version. If the version is lower than the one containing this fix, upgrade the software.
After upgrading, re-apply your Minimax configuration. Since this is a code logic fix rather than a configuration error, manual modification of configuration file content is usually not required; just ensure you are using the fixed binary/dependency.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 2 real issues
- Why do my Minimax requests report 429 or model not found?
- This is because the configuration was incorrectly overwritten to another relay station that does not have Claude series models. Please upgrade cc-switch to fix this overwriting bug.
- Do I need to manually modify the configuration file to fix this issue?
- No. This is a program logic error, resolved by updating cc-switch to the fixed version. Manually modifying the configuration cannot prevent it from being overwritten again upon next switching.
Related problems
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