Alibaba Cloud Provider Returns 404 on Native and Model Endpoints
Alibaba Cloud DashScope integration in Forge v2.4.0 fails with both native provider 404 errors and model fetch failures on compatible endpoints. Users trying to connect Alibaba Cloud LLM services cannot use the platform.
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