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failure to launch #65

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FatherfoxStrongpaw opened this issue Dec 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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failure to launch #65

FatherfoxStrongpaw opened this issue Dec 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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@FatherfoxStrongpaw
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failure to launch. your requirements.txt has syntax errors and the build wheel fails, particularly with cmake. i just spent more than $20 with claude through cline trying to fix it and no joy. in the last 6 months i've only had your project up and running 4 times and that after getting lucky. have yet to get scripter running without loading a new DB and rarely get to a web page from docker.

@stevenlu137
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Please provide the details of your runtime environment so that I can reproduce the issue. If AIlice installation or startup fails, the error message is also necessary for troubleshooting. As far as I know, the main issue with installing AIlice on Ubuntu is that llama-cpp-python occasionally causes installation failures. I am currently looking for a more stable alternative to address this problem. Your situation seems a bit different, but I don't have enough information to reproduce your issue.

@stevenlu137
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There is indeed a syntax error in the requirements.txt, which may have been caused by the PR submitter using AI to generate the code. For some reason, I didn’t carefully review this change, which led to the faulty code being merged into the repository. It is more convenient to maintain a single approach, so I have deleted this file. Please use pip install -e . to install AIlice.

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