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Summary:
There was a bug: when configuring the gem with
RubyAI.configure { ... }, it wasn't possible to use theClientclass to access the configured models.Fix
I fixed this by extracting the instance variable initialization into a separate method. This method is called when the
@configinstance variable is already defined inRubyAI. If not, the initialization proceeds as usual.