[BUG] Unable to deactivate Cohere - High Accuracy model (indefinite lag)

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3/5
Estimated time
Half a day
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
swift

Research direction

The bug is in the Cohere High-accuracy model load and unload path on macOS, which the payload does not name to a file. Start by searching the Swift sources for the model loading and cancel handlers tied to the Cohere model state. Reproduce by downloading the model and toggling load then cancel, and confirm the UI unblocks. Done means cancel returns promptly and the other dictation features stay usable.

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Description

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Describe the bug

FluidVoice is lagging when I try to deactivate or activate Cohere High-accuracy (MacOS version). I tried force-quitting the app and redownloading, but it still wouldn't exit out of the laggy deactivation and not let me use any other dictation feature until it's done.

Reproduction steps
  1. open fluidvoice
  2. download cohere high accuracy
  3. load cohere high accuracy
  4. "loads" indefinitely, and press cancel and it "cancels" indefinetely
Expected behavior

Should load or unload/cancel it quickly

Actual behavior

It instead was lagging indefinitely with a loading icon

App Version

1.6.13-beta.1

macOS Version

1.6.13-beta.1

Architecture

Apple Silicon

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