Hello, everyone, I’m part of Allan’s team, at Dadosfera, and recently I’ve had some difficulties using the platform: - I’ve tried to configure and use Pyplan as a service, but when I try to access it on the browser, a blue screen appears. - I also tried to use Fast API as a service and it worked, however, the documentation that was supposed to be generated automatically could not be accessed by the browser. The following error appears: “Unable to render this definition. The provided definition does not specify a valid version field. Please indicate a valid Swagger or OpenAPI version field. Supported version fields are swagger: "2.0" and those that match openapi: 3.0.n (for example, openapi: 3.0.0).” Do you have an example using Pyplan/Fast API as services or some advice in these cases?

hello @Mayara Marinho, sorry you're having a bad experience! I'll try to reproduce your issues and craft some examples

@Mayara Marinho the FastAPI issue probably requires a bit of configuration as described in my response in the GitHub issue @juanlu created. We'll create a TODO to add FastAPI as an example template due to its popularity.

@juanlu @Rick Lamers Thank you! I'll try here About Pyplan, I've created an environment Python with

orchest/base-kernel-py

base image and installed Pyplan

pip install pyplan-ide

before build. The service settings were: • Entrypoint: bash • Command: -c 'umask 002 && pwd && ls && pyplan' • Project directory: /project_dir • Data directory: /data • Ports: 9740 • Preserve base path ✅ • Authentication required ✅ • Interactive sessions ✅ • Job sessions ✅

@Mayara Marinho to clarify: you are not able to save the service configuration, and it keeps resetting to the old values? if you could send a screencast with Loom.com, Tella.tv, or any other tool of your choice, that would help us understand what's going on. in the meantime, I'll try the Pyplan service you were using and get back to you

@juanlu The save button just keep loading and it does not save: https://www.loom.com/share/0add2cc36e2644d9b36b83be76f9e508

I see. that Orchest version is very old, so I'll see if some of my colleagues can help @Yannick

I'm using Orchest version v2021.12.0

That is indeed rather old 👀. I would recommend to upgrade to the latest available version. I do understand that this can be a bit hard given the change of architecture (we now run on k8s cluster) so the alternative is to update to the latest available Docker version (you can just update from within the Orchest UI), which should get you something like

v2022.03.6

. Could have been a bug that was fixed in a later version. Let us know in case that is not an option for you or doesn't fix the issue.

hi @Mayara Marinho, I'm coming back to your Pyplan example - I see from your earlier comment that you installed

pyplan-ide

with

pip

in the environment. however, I'm missing what image are you using for the service? (see screenshot for an example)

@Yannick Ok! We'll try to update to the latest version then, thank you!!

oh, I see! thanks 👍🏼 looking into it