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Fix for Error parsing settings.json: , which in development I didn't run into yet. [Viehzeug (commenter)]: Hey! Thanks for the report. Use this when you hit exactly this in Error. Not for different errors or different tools.
Fixes the Perplexity MCP server refusing to start with a missing-key error. Use when the server exits immediately with PERPLEXITY_API_KEY is required, which means the key never reached the server process. Not for 401 errors from Perplexity's API or for tool-call failures after a successful start.
Practical fix from a real Snyk issue: Error parsing settings.json
A regression in the 0.7.1 release: the maintainer admitted he had tested the wrong version before shipping. The fix was released as 0.7.2 the same day. If youre stuck on 0.7.1, pin the working version in your MCP config until you can upgrade: ```json { "mcpServers": { "motherduck": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["mcp-se…
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After upgrading to mcp-server-motherduck 0.7.1, every query failed with Error executing query: can only concatenate str (not "_duckdb._sqltypes.DuckDBPyType") to str. Even SELECT 1 broke. The previous version worked fine, and it showed up when used through the Continue VS Code extension.
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The maintainer's take: pandas was only used for output formatting and was causing more problems than it solved. He shipped 0.5.1 which removes the pandas dependency problem. Workarounds if youre on an older version: That pins the last good pandas and worked …
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The DuckDB MCP server broke when pandas 2.3.0 came out, because pandas 2.3.0 failed to build on some platforms. Users on macOS ARM hit it hardest, and pinning pandas==2.2.3 via uvx worked as a workaround. The PyPI install of mcp-server-motherduck doesnt honor a lockfile, so it pulled the broken pandas and the server w…
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The default markdown result format goes through pandas, which misbehaves on Windows here. Two workarounds, both verified by the reporter: duckbox keeps the datatype info with limited output, or --result-format text if you dont need colu…
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Using the in-memory DuckDB MCP server in VS Code (Augment Code extension) on Windows, every query tool call hung forever. The same setup on WSL returned fine. The reporter noticed the default output format is markdown, which renders through pandas, and switching to duckbox or text formats made the tool work on Win…
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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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