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mlora dependency deficiency #269

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FortuneBush opened this issue Nov 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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mlora dependency deficiency #269

FortuneBush opened this issue Nov 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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@FortuneBush
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I pulled the latest docker image.
When i run the /opt/deploy.sh, it shows that the container lacks the "python-multipart" dependency. And it is hard to add this dependency because of the pyenv environment (compared with conda =_=). Can you update the docker image to add the "python-multipart" dependency?
Thanks!!!
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@yezhengmao1
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Compared to the conda, when using the pyenv, you can execute pip install python-multipart.

BTW, can you update the file https://github.com/TUDB-Labs/mLoRA/blob/main/pyproject.mlora.toml (add the python-multipart)

@FortuneBush
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ok I will submit a pr sooner.
I install the python-multipart in the offline situation by pip. But it needs other dependencies.
Then I install them in the same offline situation.
The problem is that when i have already installed the flit_core dependency. It seemed that it didn't find the flit_core dependency when i installed the pathspec dependency.
Have you encountered this problem before?
I have only used conda and pip before(didn't use the pyenv). Maybe it is installed in a wrong way? But I can find the flit_core by the command "pip list"
Hoping for your reply !!!
Thank you for your instructions !!!

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