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AutoGroq is a groundbreaking tool that revolutionizes the way users interact with Autogen™ and other AI assistants. By dynamically generating tailored teams of AI agents based on your project requirements, AutoGroq eliminates the need for manual configuration and allows you to tackle any question, problem, or project with ease and efficiency.

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you really need to fix the config.py problem

scruffynerf opened this issue · comments

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you reverted the autogen db location back to your personal config.

PLEASE, fix the config.py problem. There are ways to make it work with streamlit.
The config.py should either be user changed and NOT in the repo, or in the repo, and get values from some other file, NOT in the repo. The moment the user changes the config.py, the next time (and every time) they gitpull, they have a problem they have to deal with.

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commented

I really need to? Okay, I'll get right on it, boss...

When the main dev himself is bit by the issue (did you really intend to revert from a working bit of code to a fixed path useful only to you? Why?), and every single user who attempts an upgrade to the latest code via git pull, gets an error and is blocked because they modified the config.py which is wrongly in the repo despite it expects user edits by design, and so git pull can NEVER work in that manner, and the issue was raised previously but you rejected solving it because you use it as is for the online demo, then yes, 'you really need to'. Or hey, ignore someone actually giving you feedback. Up to you.

commented

I'm not ignoring you and I value your feedback.

I'm also giving you the benefit of the doubt regarding your abruptness. Could be a language thing. Maybe inadequate pharmaceuticals are to blame. Whatever.

We'll be cool if we can continue to ASK things of one another and take care not to demand them. As I said, I'm on it...

commented

Yes, I'd asked once in a previous issue, and it was rejected as mentioned, so I said 'you really need to' and explained why, to express that rejection again wasn't appropriate. That's not a demand, but I can see how you took it that way. No harm, moving on.

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Configuration

To customize the configurations for your local environment, follow these steps:

  1. Create a new file called config_local.py in the same directory as config.py.
  2. Copy the contents of config_local_example.py into config_local.py.
  3. Modify the values in config_local.py according to your specific setup, such as API keys and URLs.
  4. Save the config_local.py file.

Note: The config_local.py file is not tracked by Git, so your customizations will not be overwritten when pulling updates from the repository.

commented

thanks for the shoutout in the video, @jgravelle