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Windmill Loops vs. Python Loops of wmill.run_async
Hello, Windmill Community
Can someone break down for me what would be the difference between looping with Windmill Built-in loops vs this:
I'm only able to perceive that the options from below is way faster... but why is that?
Are builtin loops synchronous or behaving different in wome way... because, no matter which option, the database will have all the queue info AFAIK
Best regards,
Erick.
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[python] subdependencies breaking wmill module installation
Hello, everyone
It seems I broke a bit the wmill's python env (per action) via installing some sub dependencies. I documented the issue here: https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill/issues/3596 since I don't have enough Rust expertise to address it tho.
I'm open to collaborate further if someone can help me to set up the repo locally (be & fe) so I can debug, run tests and fix this if possible 😬 but I don't promise it will be fast tho.
Has anyone faced this before?
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Python Import Issue - Haystack library overriden
Hello,
I'm trying to use
haystack-ai
in my project for its AI capabilities but whenever I import haystack
, windmill installs haystack==0.42
, however I need for it to install haystack-ai==2.0.1
.
Installation is fixed if I import haystack_ai
, but such library only work by the name haystack
, which will point to the first install mentioned above.
In summary:
Installs properly, but after installation will raise the following
And attempting to change the import to haystack
it will point to other installation.
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I tried to wrap the image in a custom image with at pip install for the right tool, but I faced the same issue. Is there a way to sort this out?
(followed this as example https://discord.com/channels/930051556043276338/1178014822466596925)
Thanks in advance5 replies