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The local pipeline hello world code was failing with the error
AttributeError: type object 'edu.illinois.cs.cogcomp.annotation.BasicTextAnnota' has no attribute 'createTextAnnotationFromListofListofTokens'
It turns out it was because the models I had in ~/.ccg_nlpy were outdated and the createTextAnnotationFromListofListofTokens method did not exist in the jar files that I had. After I redownloaded the models, the code ran successfully.
We should add a minimum required model version and check at runtime whether or not the available models are valid. If not, throw an error with instructions to download the new models.
@danyaljj: We can do this during the object creation for the LocalPipeline class. Ideally, there should be a static field in the download.py file that has the least-supported version that LocalPipeline checks from. Also, if you're looking at this, could you add a version-number flag to download.py with possibly a least-supported flag.
The local pipeline hello world code was failing with the error
AttributeError: type object 'edu.illinois.cs.cogcomp.annotation.BasicTextAnnota' has no attribute 'createTextAnnotationFromListofListofTokens'
It turns out it was because the models I had in
~/.ccg_nlpy
were outdated and thecreateTextAnnotationFromListofListofTokens
method did not exist in the jar files that I had. After I redownloaded the models, the code ran successfully.We should add a minimum required model version and check at runtime whether or not the available models are valid. If not, throw an error with instructions to download the new models.
This might have solved #106
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