Error loading module: chat-with-youtube-openai-pipeline

[khaledfouad0]

Hello,

Thanks for the effort. There seems to be an issue with the chat-with-youtube-openai-pipeline module. The ollama version loads fine. Tried both the github url method as well as upload the py file. The error I receive from the pipelines docker logs is:

Error loading module: chat-with-youtube-openai-pipeline cannot import name 'TypeIs' from 'typing_extensions' (/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/typing_extensions.py)

Attached is the full log.

pipelines docker log.txt

[joostliketoast]

Yes, having similair problem here the Ollama version works fine the OpenAI version doesn't install

[bobomed]

Hi,

It seems the core issue is a 'TypeIs' import error specifically when trying to load the chat-with-youtube-openai-pipeline module. This indicates a version incompatibility with the typing-extensions package that the module relies on.

Here's a consolidated approach to resolve this:

1. Create a requirements.txt file: Inside the directory that you are mounting to /app/pipelines with a volume, create a plain text file named "requirements.txt"

2. Add Dependencies: Ensure this requirements.txt includes at least this dependency specification (compatible versions):

typing-extensions>=4.9.0

3. Docker Compose Configuration: Adjust your docker-compose.yml's pipelines volume and environment settings to specify the location of your newly created dependencies dependencies:

services:
pipelines:
image: ghcr.io/open-webui/pipelines:main
container_name: pipelines
environment:
- PIPELINES_REQUIREMENTS_PATH=/app/pipelines/requirements.txt
- RESET_PIPELINES_DIR=FALSE
volumes:
- /path/to/your/pipelines:/app/pipelines #Ensure that /path.to.the.pipelines folder has your requirements.txt file
ports:
- "9099:9099"
restart: always

4. Important considerations:

• Ensure "/path/to/the/pipelines" is pointed to the place where you created the requirements.txt file has your chat-with-youtube-openai-pipeline.py file.
• You might have to delete the other files (such as failed pipelines folder) until only the "requirement.txt" remains, or set the "requirements.txt" in a separate folder and set the environement variable "RESET_PIPELINES_DIR=TRUE".

5. Restart the containers: Run docker compose down followed by docker compose up -d to apply the changes and properly re-build the pipelines container.

P.S. Please note I am a rookie that might not have found the best path to solving this issue.
P.S.2 The tool doesn't seems to have all functionalities: it may find videos, but cannot gather the transcript.