Test script: error, no result returned - cc-switch
Quick fix
MiniMax changed the balance query API response shape, breaking the old parser. Upgrade cc-switch to v3.16.2+, or use a custom template for now.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”测试脚本:报错未返回结果Test script: error, no result returned
MiniMax changed the response shape of the /v1/api/openplatform/coding_plan/remains endpoint. The old endpoint returned real values for current_interval_total_count and current_interval_usage_count; on the new one both are always 0, and it returns current_interval_remaining_percent (the remaining percentage) instead.
That left the built-in Token Plan default parser in cc-switch v3.16.1 and earlier unable to extract the data, so the UI shows blank or reports no result. Fixed in v3.16.2 by adapting to the new endpoint, filtering out non-coding models, and handling plans with no weekly quota.
Upgrade cc-switch to v3.16.2 or newer, which merged PR #3518 and carries built-in support for the new MiniMax balance query endpoint.
If you cannot upgrade yet, change the usage query method to a custom template in the MiniMax provider config in cc-switch, and paste in the community parsing script as a stopgap around the broken official template.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 5 real issues
- After upgrading to v3.16.2, MiniMax usage shows 100% while I can still use it. What is going on?
- That is a display logic flaw that appeared after v3.16.2 adapted to the new endpoint (Issue #3955). Your quota is not actually exhausted — wait for a later fix, or use a custom template.
- The {{apiKey}} variable in my custom template is not replaced with the real key. What now?
- If variable substitution fails, put your API key directly into the Authorization header of the custom template for now (Bearer <your apikey>) as a stopgap.
Related problems
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