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There is a dependency bug that I missed when upgrading OpenAI in #113. The newer version of OpenAI relies on Pydantic v2. The compatibility issue stands with spaCy who did not start supporting Pydantic v2 until spaCy v3.6.1.
The AWE Components used on the system require spaCy 3.3 or prior. The internal packages should be good for an upgrade; however, there are 2 additional pipeline pieces that we do not manage. spacytextblob and corereferee.
Testing locally, spacytextblob is fine to use with newer versions of spaCy. However, coreferee defines the specific spaCy models that it should allow. These models are tied to the specific version of spaCy being ran. To fix this, many models (in multiple languages) need to be added to the system. There is an open issue on their Github regarding this upgrade.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a dependency bug that I missed when upgrading OpenAI in #113. The newer version of OpenAI relies on Pydantic v2. The compatibility issue stands with spaCy who did not start supporting Pydantic v2 until spaCy v3.6.1.
The AWE Components used on the system require spaCy 3.3 or prior. The internal packages should be good for an upgrade; however, there are 2 additional pipeline pieces that we do not manage.
spacytextblob
andcorereferee
.Testing locally,
spacytextblob
is fine to use with newer versions of spaCy. However,coreferee
defines the specific spaCy models that it should allow. These models are tied to the specific version of spaCy being ran. To fix this, many models (in multiple languages) need to be added to the system. There is an open issue on their Github regarding this upgrade.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: