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[Howto]: start use it? well , I'm stuck in waiting pages

Open PaperTigerL opened this issue 4 months ago • 3 comments

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VisualStudio Code extension

Operating System

Windows 11

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屏幕截图 2024-04-14 190024 I'm stuking here for a long time, and I can't see the end of waiting.

PaperTigerL avatar Apr 14 '24 11:04 PaperTigerL

I have the same issue

moha5145 avatar Apr 18 '24 13:04 moha5145

hey there, how is your enviroment looking? What python version have installed etc ?

techjeylabs avatar Apr 18 '24 18:04 techjeylabs

I have the same issue, after completing the upgrade of the plugin in VScode

I got it working by pip install -r requirements.txt. The python environment and dependancies were not installed. And with a lot of help from chat gpt :)

smckenna2 avatar Apr 19 '24 01:04 smckenna2

well, dude,  I found maybe you should redo that, just uninstall the old one, and get it again, and my problem solved.  

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I have the same issue, after completing the upgrade of the plugin in VScode

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PaperTigerL avatar Apr 19 '24 02:04 PaperTigerL

issue solved

techjeylabs avatar Apr 19 '24 04:04 techjeylabs

duplicate: https://github.com/Pythagora-io/gpt-pilot/issues/387

solution: Temporary workaround:

  1. open command line in the gpt-pilot sub-directory of the folder which you selected for the installation of GPT Pilot (there should be requirements.txt file already there)
  2. create the virtual environment with python -m venv pilot-env
  3. activate the environment with pilot-env\Scripts\activate
  4. install packages with pip install -r requirements.txt
  5. go to the pilot subdirectory (not pilot-env, just pilot). If there is gpt-pilot file in that subdirectory delete it (that is sqlite database) and then run python db_init.py to initialize new database

techjeylabs avatar Apr 20 '24 09:04 techjeylabs