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This import error almost always means your interpreter is loading a different mistralai than you think, commonly the old 0.x from conda when pip installed 1.x. Check which Python your notebook kernel uses with sys.executable and compare it to which pip, then reinstall with python -m pip install mistralai using…
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Importing the client failed with ImportError: cannot import name 'Mistral' from 'mistralai' even though the package appeared installed. The reporter had installed mistralai with conda, which gave the old 0.x release, and then with pip, which gave 1.x, and was running the code inside a Jupyter notebook. The maintai…
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The package is fine — the environment is the problem. If you selected a GCP notebook instance pre-loaded for Apache Beam, its Jupyter kernel runs a different Python (/root/apache-beam-custom/bin/python) than the one pip installed into (/opt/conda/...). So the import fails even though pip install succeeded. Verif…
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After pip install google-cloud-documentai==0.3.0 (successful install), I get: ImportError: cannot import name 'documentai_v1beta3' from 'google.cloud' (unknown location). This happens in multiple environments, including a GCP notebook instance. The package installs fine but will not import. What is wrong?
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