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The (code: PA) interruption on file inputs happens when the file is too large to send inline, since the client base64-encodes it into the request body and the API caps request size. Upload the file somewhere reachable, a signed S3 URL works for private files, and pass that URL as the input instead of the file object…
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Calling replicate.run with a local file object failed with a Prediction interrupted error (code PA), while the same model worked from the Replicate website. Maintainer mattt explained the difference: client libraries send files in the request body as inline-encoded URIs, and the API enforces request size limits. Files…
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If you get you have not passed an authentication token on replicate-python 0.14.0 or newer despite having REPLICATE_API_TOKEN set, this is the import-time default-client regression from 0.14.0, not a problem with your token. Upgrade to 0.15.4 or later, where PR #170 restored the previous behavior. If you build you…
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Starting with 0.14.0, the client raised you have not passed an authentication token even with REPLICATE_API_TOKEN set in the environment. Maintainer mattt confirmed a behavior change in how the default client was initialized at import time caused the regression. The fix was merged in PR #170 and released in 0.15.4…
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The input_images must be a zip file error on a valid zip comes from the client not passing the filename when you give it an open file handle, which broke the model's .zip extension check. Upgrade to replicate-python 0.32.1 or later, which carries the fix from PR #343. If you cannot upgrade, upload the zip to S3 or…
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Creating a Flux LoRA training failed with input_images must be a zip file even though the uploaded file was a valid zip. Maintainer mattt found the cause in how file uploads pass filenames: when you hand the client a file handle, the filename was not being sent correctly, so the model's validation logic rejected it.…
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If your streamed Llama 3 responses start by echoing the first tokens of previous turns, you are on a client version with the streaming bug, not a model problem. The maintainer reproduced it in the client alone after ruling out stop sequences, and the fix is in replicate-python 0.25.2. Upgrade past 0.25.2 and the repea…
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Streaming meta/meta-llama-3-70b-instruct produced a strange artifact: each new response in a chat started by repeating earlier turns' first tokens, first "Hi", then "I", then "How", growing with the conversation. Maintainer mattt first suspected the model's stop sequences and pushed a new model build, then reproduce…
Problem outcome: unknown