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Fixes the bare KeyError: 1 from Evidently's classification preset by upgrading evidently to 0.4.1 or newer, where the mlflow typing-annotation interaction is resolved. Use when a classification report that worked before suddenly raises KeyError: 1 from Evidently internals with no data changes. Not for KeyErrors from y…
Pass the PEM file's contents directly in the serverSslCert option instead of a path, with every newline escaped as the literal two-character sequence \n (raw newlines in the string fail with Failed to store certificate from serverSslCert into a keyStore). The reporter confirmed this resolved SSL reads on both mu…
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On a multi-node Spark cluster, reading from SingleStore with SSL fails with java.sql.SQLException: Cannot create PoolableConnectionFactory ((conn=...) Failed load keyStore) / java.io.IOException: Wrong value for option 'serverSslCert'. The same code works on a single-node cluster. The cause: the connector opens co…
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Teaches the verified fix from a real evidently-ai support thread: kEY ERROR 1 while using classification preset in Evidently
Fixed in evidently 0.4.1 (via PR #712). Upgrade with pip install -U evidently to 0.4.1 or newer. The root cause was mlflow's typing annotations poisoning typing.List's @lru_cache, which then broke Evidently's internals with a cryptic KeyError: 1. The reporter confirmed the upgrade fixed it and asked for the issue to…
Problem outcome: unknown
Ran an Evidently classification report on a Spark/Databricks notebook and got a bare KeyError: 1 from inside the classification preset. Worked fine the week before, no data changes on my side, and the traceback pointed into Evidently's internals rather than my code. Downgrading to evidently 0.3.3 didnt help. The mai…
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The token was fine, the SQL pool just didnt know the identity. You have to create a contained user for the Synapse workspace's managed identity in the database and grant it read access: ```sql CREATE USER [jsynapse] FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER; ALTER ROLE db_datareader ADD MEMBER [jsynapse]; -- add db_datawriter too if the…
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In an Azure Synapse Scala notebook, connecting to a dedicated SQL pool with a system-assigned managed identity failed. The notebook used mssparkutils.credentials.getConnectionStringOrCreds("samplesqllink") to get an access token and passed it as the accessToken property to spark.read.jdbc. But reading the table …
Problem outcome: unknown