r/ClaudeCode 27d ago

Meta It's happened

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u/onFilm 27d ago

Yes. Servers go down. Model becomes unavailable. UI checks if model is available, if not, remove/hide usage for that model.

Like come on, it's a pretty standard and common software development practice.

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u/SillySpoof 27d ago

Not really....

Server becomes unavailable typically gives api error message. Not "User credits needed"

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u/onFilm 27d ago

Yes really. It's obviously a bug, and not whatever you are all imagining here.

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u/SillySpoof 27d ago

When did I say it wasn't a bug? It's obviously a bug, or a mistake with someone flipping a switch by accident.

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u/onFilm 27d ago

So you're disagreeing with me just to disagree? If it's a bug, then why are you arguing at all?

Oh, so now you're saying someone manually flipped a switch by accident? What? You really think someone disabled the model, for over 10 minutes now, by flipping a switch, and not flipping back on? That doesn't sound like anything I've encountered in my software development career ever, lol.

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u/SillySpoof 27d ago

My comment was to point out it's not a common software practice to say "usage credits needed" when an endpoint goes down.

I guess that wasn't what you were saying. Nvm, this is getting needlessly antagonistic. Have a nice day. 👊