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test_5lm_feature_experiment fails #117
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Hi @Teuling, thank you for sharing the test failure. Since my own test runs don't encounter this issue, it is difficult for me to identify what's happening. Have you identified the series of events that created the FYI @nielsleadholm, @vkakerbeck, maybe you've come across this circumstance before? |
I only followed these instructions: https://thousandbrainsproject.readme.io/docs/getting-started Maybe this gives a clue: https://gist.github.com/Teuling/b71599c6a6cc6874f04135450e643348#file-gistfile1-txt My packages:
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@tristanls I can't say I have sorry, given the isolated nature of it, some mismatch in package versions seems like a possible culprit, otherwise @vkakerbeck might have come across something similar when implementing these tests? |
I haven't had much time looking into the detailed logs but from the error it looks like an LM is expecting an incoming vote on one object (object_1) but isn't getting one. This could happen if the receiving LM has created an object_1 model but the sending one hasn't. The first reason why this may suddenly happen in this unit test is that the simulator you're using is returning different values than when we run the simulator, and in your setup, this leads to the receiving LM learning an object model that the sender didn't learn. |
Describe the bug
Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS.
(the rest of the tests run fine)
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