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Unless I am missing something, you have a bug in AutoEmbeddings. A graphite search will only be created for one Autoembedding. If you create a 2nd autoembedding for a 2nd table (AI->Autoembeddings), it will run but no Graphite Search is created to actually query this autoembedding. In our particular case, we created 2 Autoembeddings for 2 different tables. We know they are working as the autoembeddings get created on schedule without any problems in both tables. However, we currently only see 1 graphiteSearch for the first table (and the corresponding graphite_search functions). For the 2nd table, the embeddings are created, but no graphiteSearch is created. |
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In our logs we see the following error (ids changed) when trying to create an autoembedding. We have tried this many times. Nothing works. {"detail":{"http_info":{"content_encoding":null,"http_version":"HTTP/1.1","ip":"","method":"POST","status":400,"url":"/v2/query"},"operation":{"error":{"code":"postgres-error","error":"query execution failed","internal":{"arguments":[],"error":{"description":null,"exec_status":"FatalError","hint":"No operator matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.","message":"operator does not exist: text <=> text","status_code":"42883"}
-- method":"POST","url":"/v1/webhooks/auto-embeddings-configuration","errors":["error synchronizing auto embeddings configuration: failed to deploy similar functionality: failed to deploy similar functionality: failed to run SQL: request failed with status 400: {\"error\":\"query execution failed\",\"path\":\"$\",\"code\":\"postgres-error\",\"internal\":{\"arguments\":[],\"error\":{\"description\":null,\"exec_status\":\"FatalError\",\"hint\":\"No operator matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts
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would you mind sharing your project's subdomain? |
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This issue was solved with support. Suggest you improve the documentation for creating autoembeddings. Specifically, when creating the autoembedding, you have a field called: "Column". It is not clear what column in the database this is referring to. I recommend when you hover over that field, the question mark says: "Exact name of the column in your database that stores the embeddings." Something like that. Thanks. |
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This issue was solved with support. Suggest you improve the documentation for creating autoembeddings. Specifically, when creating the autoembedding, you have a field called: "Column". It is not clear what column in the database this is referring to. I recommend when you hover over that field, the question mark says: "Exact name of the column in your database that stores the embeddings." Something like that. Thanks.