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⛓️ Langflow is a visual framework for building multi-agent and RAG applications. It's open-source, Python-powered, fully customizable, LLM and vector store agnostic.
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how long do I need to wait in the waitlist #1359

Open honemle opened 4 months ago

honemle commented 4 months ago

When I'd like to register and login, it just said:

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so, my question is: How long do I need to wait in the waitlist?

dosubot[bot] commented 4 months ago

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Hey @honemle, nice to see you back! Hope you're doing great.

Based on the provided context and the current state of the langflow codebase, there is no implementation of a waitlist feature. The codebase includes functionalities for creating, reading, updating, and deleting flows, as well as uploading and downloading flows. However, there is no mention or implementation of a waitlist feature in the provided code.

The recent updates or changes to the langflow codebase also do not indicate the introduction of a waitlist feature. The functionalities remain focused on managing flows.

I also checked if there might be a separate branch or version of the langflow codebase that could contain a waitlist feature, but I couldn't find any information within the repository.

The screenshot you provided seems to be an error message from a different part of the system, not directly related to the langflow repository. It might be helpful if you could provide more details about where and when you encountered this message. This could help in identifying the source of the issue and provide a more accurate response.

Please let me know if you have more information or if there's anything else I can assist you with.

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honemle commented 4 months ago

@dosu-bot. This the full screenshot for this issue.

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I just registered an account and use the account to login in the langflow page, and the error happened. Could you please help to figure out the reason?

honemle commented 4 months ago

[image: image.png] So, How long does it take when I am in the waitlist?

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dosubot[bot] commented 4 months ago

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Based on the provided context and the current state of the langflow codebase, there is no implemented feature for a waitlist or queueing system. The codebase includes functionalities for creating, reading, updating, and deleting flows, as well as uploading and downloading flows, but no mention or implementation of a waitlist feature. You can verify this in the src/backend/langflow/api/v1/flows.py file.

Additionally, there has been no recent update or feature addition to the langflow codebase that includes a waitlist or queueing system. The API endpoints related to the Flow model, such as creating, reading, updating, and deleting flows, do not involve a waitlist or queueing system.

As for the waitlist message you're seeing, it's possible that it could be coming from an external service or third-party integration, but without more information, it's difficult to say for certain. If you could provide more details about the steps you took leading up to seeing this message, it might help in identifying the source of this issue.

Please note that this is based on the information available in the repository and the provided context. There may be additional factors or changes that I'm not aware of. If you have more information or if there's something I may have missed, please let me know.

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Dolphinchan commented 3 months ago

encountered the same problem. Do you have this issue solved afterwards?

ogabrielluiz commented 3 months ago

Hi! We are moving people off the waitlist every day while we scale our system.

cornpo commented 1 month ago

Good. I'm glad I wasted my time.

ogabrielluiz commented 1 month ago

Hey all.

Just remember that the Langflow Store is an additional feature of Langflow and it is not required to run or use Langflow.

vinz-deloitte commented 1 month ago

Hey guys, i have the similar issue. but if its an additional feature, why am i not able to even fork the existing collections, because forking requires api key to be added , and api key can be added only if i login to langflow store. so it comes into a full circle for a new user. Could you help me with it if I'm missing something here or is there an other way to create an api key for using langflow?

ogabrielluiz commented 1 month ago

Hey

I'm sorry if this is confusing. This is our fault for sure.

We are working on getting the Store available to all soon which will likely mitigate the confusion around it.

The gist is that we didn't know we could handle the traffic so we are getting people off the waitlist in (big) batches.

vinz-deloitte commented 1 month ago

Hey all, another question on langflow. I see lot of blogs, videos and docs on uploading a doc and get the answers out of it (RAG) using llm . i have a different use case, its the same RAG, but rather than answering question i need the llm to ask questions based on the context in the RAG , the idea is i have a template or document with some questions, a prompt needs to be created for llm , so llm will act as a specific persona and start asking questions from the document uploaded and then summarise the final content based on the user responses. I'm finding a bit hard to achitect this in langflow, also not sure if this requires vector db storage, since there is no similarity search to cross verify the answers we generally do as mentioned in my first statement. I'm a noob in langflow, any help or guidance or doc/blog/video reference will be really helpful here.