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Heya when trying to import

Heya, when trying to import SQLContextBuilder, I'm getting an ImportError.

I've tried importing SQLContextBuilder directly from the file where it's defined, but then I get an ImportError on DEFAULT_REFINE_TABLE_CONTEXT_PROMPT in default_prompts.

Is anyone else getting this error? Have upgraded to the latest package version, any other ideas for what I could try?

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jjerryjliu0

hey, oh weird. let me test this on a fresh install

CChris

Thanks @jerryjliu0 !

jjerryjliu0

does everything else work?

CChris

Have tried running the individual files and they all seem to run fine 🧐

CChris

Yea seems to

jjerryjliu0

is it just the SQLContextBuilder

jjerryjliu0

got it

CChris

Yea, everything else imports fine

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jjerryjliu0

hm i just tested on a fresh install of gpt index, it seems fine. what version are you on?

0.2.14

And python 3.9?

3.9.13

what's the error if you import SQLContextBuilder from the source file?

CChris

This

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jjerryjliu0

weird, and if you go into that file (in default_prompts.py), that variable doesn't exist?

CChris

It does exist 🤷‍♂️

Was trying to find some sort of circular reference, but the imports below this file all seem fairly 1 directional

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jjerryjliu0

you're running this in a jupyter notebook right

jjerryjliu0

could you try an interpreter? as a sanity check

CChris

Ahhh yea, seems to run fine with the interpreter directly, so must be something weird with the notebook/vscode set up. Will figure something out on my side

CChris

Thanks!!

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