Jonathan Biemond

As Gabriele mentioned the most likely cause is that you are not calling `import pandasai` from the same environment it was installed in. If you're using venv see the docs...

Hi @sumeet-cresen, try changing your import statement on line 13 to: ```py from pandasai.llm import AzureOpenAI ``` If that still fails, please make sure you have the latest version of...

@sumeet-cresen If the corrected import statement is still failing, it's possible `pandasai` isn't installed in your environment. Please double check using your package manager. `pip show pandasai`

If `save_charts` needs to be False, maybe we can raise an exception when it isn't?

@Terrevue What kind of variations are you seeing? I think if we can solve them programmatically than we can have PandasAI behave more consistently and provide a better user experience.

@Terrevue Yes, I see what you mean. There is some related discussion in #277. My concern with tightening up the prompt is we limit the functionality of PandasAI, for example...

Temporary solution that worked for me is pinning pipenv to `2022.1.8`. ```bash > pip install pipenv==2022.1.8 > pipenv lock ```

> I am not sure I understand the step 2. Removing pypi.org as a source idea ... Because [GitLab automatically redirects to pypi](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/pypi_repository/#install-a-pypi-package), with `pip` I only set my private...

> Does making `$GITLAB_TOKEN_NAME` -> `${GITLAB_TOKEN_NAME}` help? No, it didn't.

> are you able to view an html index of packages at that location of your custom source? If I navigate to `https://git..com/api/v4/groups/3/-/packages/pypi/simple` from my browser I see my packages...