ImportError: cannot import name 'auto' from 'tqdm' (/usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/tqdm/__init__.py)

[bg1avd]

Has this issue been opened before?

• [x] It is not in the FAQ, I checked.
• [x] It is not in the issues, I searched.

Describe the bug When I run command "docker compose --profile auto up --build" to set auto ui docker image, this error pop up.

Which UI

auto

Hardware / Software

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04
• Docker version 20.10.22, build 3a2c30b
• docker-compose version 1.29.1, build c34c88b2
• Repo version: "from master"
• GPU/VRAM: 2080ti/22G

Steps to Reproduce run: docker compose --profile auto up --build

Additional context Any other context about the problem here. If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

[yotaken]

This happened to me after some extension install (using the own UI not external installation). Seems like the dependency 'tqdm' in given extension, breaks the ecosystem due version incompatibility. I fixed this by editing the entry point of the given container in docker-compose.yml:

• Add in line 33 this entrypoint: /bin/bash
• This will lead to a shell instead of loading webui.
• once inside of the container shell just pip install -U tqdm
• Remove the line in the docker-compose.yml file
• Start container as usual

This fixed to me the issue.

I would close this Issue since, in my case, it came after some extension installation and it's not a project issue (maybe a nice to have if it can detect before installation some weird problems with dependencies) .

[bg1avd]

I try to follow you guide to upgrade tqdm package in docker container. But the error still at here.

[bg1avd]

I change some step of yours:

1. Add in line 33 this entrypoint: /bin/bash, This will lead to a shell instead of loading webui.
2. At other terminal run: docker -it exec docker-container-name /bin/bash
3. run commad : pip uninstall tqdm
4. pip install tqdm and exit the docker container
5. Remove the line in the docker-compose.yml file
6. Start container as usual

[willcitizen]

putting pip install -U tqdm in data/config/auto/startup.sh also resolves for now. I think the culprit may have been txt2video I saw it mentioned in a report elsewhere and it was one of the one's I was trying to install.

[AbdBarho]

I see, I will close this as an extension problem, it is almost impossible to not have these sort of issues, if it still persists, feel free to re-open.