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Looking at the screenshot, it seems you have started the wrong Docker Compose stack (this). Given your setup (Haystack 1.26.x), I would do the following (from the project root folder):
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Hello,
I have tried to follow the instructions that describe how to install the annotation tool locally using Docker, but all attempts have failed.
Reproduction scenario:
git clone https://github.com/deepset-ai/haystack.git
cd haystack
python -m pip install -e '.[all-gpu]'
# I used the latest version to develop a project and, now, I want to use the annotation tool to create a custom dataset, thus the following checkout to an older release.git checkout v1.26.x
docker-compose pull
docker-compose.yml
as follows:docker-compose up
http://localhost:7001
Results (screenshots):
What am I missing from this process? There's nothing else mentioned on the website.
Can you please help?
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