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Shows how to fix google Colab/IPython cell output conflicts on logfire import. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Shows how to fix running langgraph dev inside a uv-managed project. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
How to google Colab/IPython cell output conflicts on logfire import. Verified in gh:pydantic/logfire#1267.
If langgraph dev misbehaves inside a uv-managed project, sync the project first (uv sync), then invoke the CLI through uv's Python instead of the bare langgraph dev shim: uv run python -m langgraph_cli dev. That boots the same dev server (API, Studio UI, docs) with your locked dependencies.
On Python 3.14 you need grpclib 0.4.9 or newer; 0.4.8 is incompatible and modal run fails with a blank error. If you manage deps with uv, remember that uv lock --upgrade-package modal upgrades modal but not its dependencies, so bump grpclib explicitly. Fresh installs are fine because they resolve to 0.4.9. Maintai…
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On Python 3.14, modal run failed with an empty error box because grpclib 0.4.8 is not compatible with 3.14. The catch is that upgrading modal via uv lock --upgrade-package modal does not upgrade its dependencies, so a stale lockfile kept grpclib at 0.4.8. Upgrading grpclib to 0.4.9 fixed it immediately. Fresh inst…
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This was a bug in the 0.3.2 release, not your config. The maintainer confirmed it and shipped 0.3.3 the same day fixing the result_format argument mismatch. A reporter confirmed "v 0.3.3 worked!". Fix: make sure youre on 0.3.3 or newer. If you pinned the version in your Claude config, bump it: ```json { "mcpServers"…
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Setting up the MotherDuck MCP server with Claude Desktop (access token plus home directory path per the README) wouldnt connect. The Claude log showed the server crashing on startup with TypeError: main() got an unexpected keyword argument 'result_format'. Downgrading to mcp-server-motherduck==0.3.0 made it work, so…
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This was fixed upstream. The blocker was the sentencepiece==0.2.0 pin, which had no Python 3.13 support. Upgrade to ai21 SDK v4.0.0 or later, which added Python 3.13 support, per the maintainers. Source: Source:
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On Python 3.13, pip install ai21 (or uv add ai21) failed because one of the SDK's pinned dependencies, sentencepiece==0.2.0, did not support Python 3.13 yet. The reporter hit this on Windows 11, but the dependency pin was the cause regardless of OS. The AI21 maintainers shipped Python 3.13 support in SDK v4.0.0.
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