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Pinecone error fixed #462

Closed VegarBere closed 1 year ago

VegarBere commented 1 year ago

Duplicates

Steps to reproduce 🕹

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/vegarberentsen/Auto-GPT/scripts/main.py", line 285, in if not cfg.pinecone_api_key or not cfg.pinecone_region: raise Exception("Please provide pinecone_api_key and pinecone_region")

Current behavior 😯

it asks for the pinecone region and api key which is provided

Expected behavior 🤔

it should starts, since everything is provided

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chrismjim commented 1 year ago

Running into the same issue as well

gashman78 commented 1 year ago

I'm getting

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Trash\source\repos\Torantulino\Auto-GPT\scripts\main.py", line 285, in if not cfg.pinecone_api_key or not cfg.pinecone_region: raise Exception("Please provide pinecone_api_key and pinecone_region") Exception: Please provide pinecone_api_key and pinecone_region

The API and Region are entered above the OPEN_API_KEY in the .env

GrzegorzKarczewski commented 1 year ago

Double check for typos, if ONE of those values is incorrect, it would produce error

ryaninmd commented 1 year ago

Same problem here, ChatGPT 4 tole me to do this:

This new error message indicates that the Pinecone API key is either missing or invalid for the specified environment "asia-southeast1-gcp". To fix this issue, you need to ensure that you are using the correct API key for the Pinecone environment.

Follow these steps:

Log in to your Pinecone account at https://www.pinecone.io/. Navigate to the API keys page to locate the appropriate API key for your environment. In your project's code, make sure the Pinecone API key is properly set. You might need to set an environment variable or directly set the API key in your code. The way to do this will depend on the structure of your project. For example, if you're using an environment variable, you can set it like this:

bash Copy code export PINECONE_API_KEY="your-api-key" Or, in Python, you can set it like this:

python Copy code import os os.environ["PINECONE_API_KEY"] = "your-api-key" After setting the correct API key, try running your script again. If you still encounter issues, ensure there are no other issues with the Pinecone API or your project code.

Still not working

richbeales commented 1 year ago

Make sure your .env file contains the following entries:

PINECONE_API_KEY=abc-123-your-key-here PINECONE_ENV=us-east4-blah

Taken from the "Environment" and "Value" of the Api Keys page in app.pinecone.io You do not need quotes around these values.

whocares11223 commented 1 year ago

Same error. Did try everything mentioned here and still the same error.

MrArthurFleck commented 1 year ago

Possible Clue I commented out the pinecone_api_key exception block in main.py Now getting error: HTTP response body: API key is missing or invalid for the environment "us-WEST1-gcp". Check that the correct environment is specified.

My API Environment in Pinecone "us-EAST1-gcp", but it referencing WEST somewhere?


RealDavidArt commented 1 year ago

Same and I can not get Pinecone to generate a west key

jeevan2961 commented 1 year ago

opening the code in vs code, i observed that the .env.template file is not getting renamed. After renaming it in vscode, to .env, this error got resolved. Though facing other error :P

chrismjim commented 1 year ago

opening the code in vs code, i observed that the .env.template file is not getting renamed. After renaming it in vscode, to .env, this error got resolved. Though facing other error :P

This worked for me -thank you!

SinkerKnight commented 1 year ago

opening the code in vs code, i observed that the .env.template file is not getting renamed. After renaming it in vscode, to .env, this error got resolved. Though facing other error :P

try this copy whatever is in the .env.template and past it in other file and rename it as .env

blake11285 commented 1 year ago

make sure the file isn't saved as a .txt file as .env.txt needs to be just .env on Windows: make sure Hide Extensions for known file types setting is turned off and just rename it

ssmanji89 commented 1 year ago

include whitespaces in your .env reference (ie. PINECONDE_API_KEY = / PINECONE_ENV = )

Alexawy82 commented 1 year ago

I was facing the same issue and your solution fixed it , thanks

whocares11223 commented 1 year ago

Tried all the suggestions and still face the same problem.

richbeales commented 1 year ago

Try pulling the latest from Git, pinecone is no longer required (If you don't need it)

Explorergt92 commented 1 year ago

@VegarBere is this still an issue for you or can this be closed?