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No module named 'langchain.globals' #1393
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I had the same problem
Please upgrade langchain to 0.0.340 to solve my problem.
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If choosing to use docker, how can I update the version of langchain in docker container? I don't know how to update it since there is no pip or conda in the docker container. |
facing the same issue. is it fixed for you?? |
I connected to the docker container and did upgrade the langchain package, like this
And restart the container. Before this, langchain was |
i did as guided and it updated the langchian and in return it gives and error: |
this is like it's expected because it's listed like this in platform/pyproject.toml |
+1 |
working fine. ❤️ |
Up this thread, it works fine by updating the .toml, would it be relevant to turn this into a PR? |
Fix it by updating the version of After that run:
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This is actually fixed by PR #1424 that is waiting to be merged |
This was causing a build issue for myself and a few others. Please see: reworkd#1393
I install AgentGPT in local server but docker,my langchain version: |
After deploying I had the same problem following @mongolu advice
and then doing the same with
fixed it for me |
worth a pr |
The primary issue pertains to lanarky version [v0.7.17]. A review of their release notes will reveal the same exception, which can be found at https://github.com/ajndkr/lanarky/releases. |
For eleven month you cannot fix this bug?
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Please check that this issue hasn't been reported before.
Expected Behavior
not to throw error
Current behaviour
Steps to reproduce
build the docker-compose
Possible solution
I don't know if it's just with me, and if yes, how can i correct this?
Which Operating Systems are you using?
Acknowledgements
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