Increase Langchain Retries and Update Langchain Version #216
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Fixes #212
This pull request includes changes related to the Langchain functionality in the
ayushma
project.Changes
Increased Langchain retries: The Langchain retries have been increased. This change is reflected in the
utils/langchain.py
file where themax_retries
attribute has been set to 30. This would ensure that the Langchain operation would retry up to 30 times before failing, providing a more resilient system in case of temporary issues or network instabilities.Updated Langchain version: The Langchain library version used in the project has been updated from
0.0.194
to0.0.233
. This change is reflected in the project'sbase.txt
requirements file. Updating to the latest version ensures that we can utilize any new features, improvements, or bug fixes provided in the newer version.Code Refactoring: A sleep command of 15 seconds has been added after each test question in the
tasks/testrun.py
file. This is to ensure that the previous test question has enough time to complete before the next one begins.Impact
These changes are expected to improve the reliability and efficiency of the Langchain-related operations in the
ayushma
project.