Integrating identical code to my local Q&A scripts into the answer function in the QuestionAnswer class in question.py, I keep running into this issue, after I type in a question (e.g. "What is Convo?"):
server_1 | INFO:pytorch_transformers.tokenization_utils:Didn't find file model/added_tokens.json. We won't load it.
server_1 | INFO:pytorch_transformers.tokenization_utils:Didn't find file model/special_tokens_map.json. We won't load it.
I have a folder inside backend/server called model, where I place the large training files needed by BERT and Transformers. This path setup is the same as how I do it locally/separately. But I can't seem to figure out the issue as to why when I integrate this code into Convo (setup locally in Docker), it hits these errors. Furthermore, I have confirmed that I am in the right path and am able to access the model subdirectory (you can see that the file model/bert_config.json is able to be accessed:
To confirm that my code logic works locally, I decided to try an experiment where I run my separate Q&A standalone Flask server, expose it publicly using a ngrok URL, and send POST requests to that URL from Convo. This was able to work:
So I am guessing it might be an issue related to Docker? But it seems that my path and directory setup looks correct. Any ideas for how to resolve this issue?
Integrating identical code to my local Q&A scripts into the
answerfunction in theQuestionAnswerclass inquestion.py, I keep running into this issue, after I type in a question (e.g. "What is Convo?"):I have a folder inside backend/server called
model, where I place the large training files needed by BERT and Transformers. This path setup is the same as how I do it locally/separately. But I can't seem to figure out the issue as to why when I integrate this code into Convo (setup locally in Docker), it hits these errors. Furthermore, I have confirmed that I am in the right path and am able to access themodelsubdirectory (you can see that the filemodel/bert_config.jsonis able to be accessed:To confirm that my code logic works locally, I decided to try an experiment where I run my separate Q&A standalone Flask server, expose it publicly using a ngrok URL, and send POST requests to that URL from Convo. This was able to work:
So I am guessing it might be an issue related to Docker? But it seems that my path and directory setup looks correct. Any ideas for how to resolve this issue?