fix: "Failed to stream message: p is not a function" with custom OpenAI-compatible provider#3313
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I ran into an issue with the docker version of Mux and custom OpenAI-compatible providers (in my case LiteLLM). Instead of any response from the LLM I got "Failed to stream message: p is not a function". After some AI assisted investigation I was able to get the issue fixed.
Apparently the problem is a library that gets only loaded on demand but that is not bundled in the minified version. I included it statically and added a script that collects all transitive dependencies and copies them to the production build. I also fixed a small issue with name generation for a workspace - that also did not work as expected with custom providers.