I have a problem with the Bot Composer version 2.1.2.
As I wrote in the title, when I try to build my bot, I have this error: "Luis build failed: An application with the same name("name") already exist" (where "name" is invented).
My bot has multiple languages, so when I build the bot from composer, in the LUIS portal I have an app that is created for all the languages (Example: if the bot have italian, english and spanish languages , in the LUIS portal I'll find 3 app for each languages and dialogs).
I can fix this error deleting the various app that i find in the LUIS portal and then re-build the bot from the composer (it's not an optimal solution), but, if in a second moment I make changes on the composer and build the bot, the error occur again.
This error is random, once it gives me error for one application, if I do a second build the error it gives me is for another application (once I have this: "Luis build failed: An application with the same name("name") already exist", next time I have this: "Luis build failed: An application with the same name("other_name") already exist").
Has anyone already encountered this problem?
Here an example of the error I occur
Related
I am very much new to GCP & Node JS, recently I started working on a cloud function development in Nodejs.I researched many websites to begin my development so don't know which step I followed but somehow I am able to develop a simple Nodejs project that connects to Google BigQuery to execute some SQL statement on my local machine in VSCode IDE. At first, as it was giving some error while connecting to GCP, I found a few solutions like configuring the project in Google Cloud Shell to authenticate it.
Everything went smoothly and my code connected to BigQuery successfully. Some days later I shutdown a new project I created on GCP Console, then tried to execute my local code which worked perfectly earlier. It is now throwing an error as soon as it tries to connect to BigQuery part of the code.
Error is:
Uncaught ApiError Error: Project project-X has been deleted.
I tried to config new project using the command:
gcloud config set project myProject-XYZ
output is: Updated property [core/project].
Then again I tried to run my code in VS Code, but the problem still persists. Not sure where to set a new project or remove reference to the old/shutdown project.
I am expecting some guidance in order to understand this development.
Reviewing information for GCP projects, the following could help with the project you will use.
There are several possible identifiers for GCP projects:
Each project is granted a 12-digit identifier called a "project
number."
When creating a project, you can choose a unique alphanumeric ID,
however it cannot be modified. The default value is frequently
obvious-animal-1234.
"project name" is a freeform text string that you can alter at any
time.
Additionally to the information above, you can run gcloud projects list to see a list of projects and their ID/number/name to verify you are using the right identifier.
Remember that you should use the project ID with gcloud.
Do you have in mind that the Cloud Resource Manager API should be enabled in your Google Cloud Console?
Here is the direct link to the App Engine Admin API.
Now, according to the last part of your question, you can use the command: gcloud config unset account
Every time while saving training phrases for intent get following message.
Agent training failed
Internal error occured: 3643ac92-3137-44a0-bb39-ab85ce4c9af0
Agent traning Failed
Internal error occured :1013c13d-625b-4e84-811c-4ec57fd1854b
Any help would be appreciated.
I fixed the issue following the below approach:
Go to Google developer console(https://console.cloud.google.com)
Delete the maps project linked to our agent.
I am still curious about how this worked. Tried different things, but could not come to any conclusion. I guess that's the price I have to pay for using third party NLP service. I integrated maps prebuilt agent, and since then this behavior started appearing. Later removed the map project from the console, and it started working again.
I am curious to know if you have succeeded in resolving yours.
I have an active/working Node/Mongo app on Openshift Origin (v2) but I apparently have to migrate to the v3 system soon so, whilst I've attempted to follow the (frankly way too basic) migration guide, I'm hitting an error which is meaningless to me.
I've edited my project as per the migration guide, moved it to GitHub, setup v3, run "oc login" and I'm trying to create a new-app from the GitHub code with
oc new-app https://github.com/shrewdlogarithm/steamtrayapi.git --name=steamtrayapi
It runs for a while and then spits out the following errors
error: User "censored#gmail.com" cannot create imagestreams.image.openshift.io in project "default"
error: User "censored#gmail.com" cannot create buildconfigs.build.openshift.io in project "default"
error: User "censored#gmail.com" cannot create deploymentconfigs.apps.openshift.io in project "default"
error: User "censored#gmail.com" cannot create services in project "default"
I have no idea where to go from there.
Note: see comment - seems to be an authentication issue and/or just a badly documented process.
If anybody was following these migration directions, the issue is that in openshift 3 applications need to be placed under projects. Those instructions don't bother to mention that, but what you want to do is create a new project if you don't have one already
oc new-project <project-name>
Now run the oc new-app command you previously tried, and it should work.
I'm trying to integrate Watson Tradeoff Analytics service into my external project to SAP WEB IDE, so I have downloaded the following example:
github.com/dolevdotan/tradeoff-analytics-v2-vanilla-nodejs
Inside the Service on Bluemix I got the following credentials
generated
I put this credentials inside app.js
I'm running my service and it's good at the beggining, but in case of pressed button "Help Me Decide" and the following error appears:
Oops! Something went wrong
Back-end service is not available. Please try again later.
The most interesting is now! If I run the following link with deployed official TradeOff Example:
tradeoff-analytics-v2-demo.mybluemix.net/#cars
My own service will work as expected after that, without any errors. But I need to run this link first. Why so strange? What shall I do to correct it and avoid?
Thanks!
I'm trying to implement Inline Installation of a Chrome Extension (https://developers.google.com/chrome/web-store/docs/inline_installation), but when I call chrome.webstore.install() I get back an error stating "Could not fetch data from the Chrome Web Store".
The extension is currently only published to a group of testers in a Google Group, of which I am a member (owner, actually), and I am able to install the extension just fine from the store itself. But I'm wondering if this error is due to its being in this testing mode. There doesn't seem to be any information in the Google Code docs, or anywhere on the web that I can find for this error.
This issue has just been fixed yesterday: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=138155
The fix is already working on the Canary channel build. I don't know how long it takes to reach the other channels.