There are several issues with trying to run the examples from scratch (on an M1 Mac). I would submit a PR to solve these but I probably don't have time at the moment.
To Reproduce
Try to follow the existing README on an M1 Mac.
Issues and Solutions
RabbitMQ won't run correctly using Conda
Solution
Add comment to README mentioning you can also run this command to run RabbitMQ
docker run -it --rm --name rabbitmq -p 5672:5672 -p 15672:15672 rabbitmq:3.11-management
Taken from https://www.rabbitmq.com/download.html
It is unexpected for the user to get a password required when running the example and there is no explanation of how to proceed
Solution
Initially add a comment to README describing that the username and password are printed on the command line.
Long term, likely don't use public by default for the examples OR provide a way to disable that using a command line argument or environment variable.
The instruct_hf_pipeline.py doesn't work out of the box because the dependencies are not in the requirements.txt file
Solution
Either add the dependencies to requirements.txt or add it in the README or print a more helpful message when running that example.
Describe the bug
There are several issues with trying to run the examples from scratch (on an M1 Mac). I would submit a PR to solve these but I probably don't have time at the moment.
To Reproduce
Try to follow the existing README on an M1 Mac.
Issues and Solutions
RabbitMQ won't run correctly using Conda
Solution
Add comment to README mentioning you can also run this command to run RabbitMQ
docker run -it --rm --name rabbitmq -p 5672:5672 -p 15672:15672 rabbitmq:3.11-management
Taken from https://www.rabbitmq.com/download.htmlIt is unexpected for the user to get a password required when running the example and there is no explanation of how to proceed
Solution
Initially add a comment to README describing that the username and password are printed on the command line. Long term, likely don't use public by default for the examples OR provide a way to disable that using a command line argument or environment variable.
The instruct_hf_pipeline.py doesn't work out of the box because the dependencies are not in the requirements.txt file
Solution
Either add the dependencies to requirements.txt or add it in the README or print a more helpful message when running that example.