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When
responses_websocket_enabled()is false (for HTTP-only providers or after websocket fallback is disabled), this early return leavesstartup_prewarmunset. The first regular turn then callsconsume_startup_prewarm_for_regular_turn(), receivesUnavailable { status: "not_scheduled" }, andRegularTask::runreturnsNoneinstead of creating a normal HTTPModelClientSession, so the turn stops afterTurnStartedwithout sending the model request. Either keep scheduling a no-op ready session for this path or make the regular-turn path continue without a prewarmed session when prewarm was intentionally skipped.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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I think this is already handled:
Unavailabledoes not return fromRegularTask::run; onlyCancelleddoes. TheUnavailablecase maps toNone, thenrun_turn()is still called, andrun_turn()creates a fresh normal client session viaunwrap_or_else(|| sess.services.model_client.new_session()).