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Fixing the CI with the new huggingface-hub version #3329

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instance_type=self.config.instance_type,
region=self.config.region,
vendor=self.config.vendor,
repository=validated_config["repository"],
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Why are these attributes optional in the config if they're not actually optional when creating the inference endpoint? It feels like we could just fail much ealier and avoid this hack with dicts that prevent any type checking if we just made them required? Maybe @safoinme has an answer?

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I am also not sure myself. This was an external contribution and I am not sure what will happen for the people who already use this integration if I change optional values into required values in this configuration. As the call only happens in the provision call, I decided to go with this quick and dirty approach. As you said, perhaps @safoinme can shed more light on this.

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It seems the base class with the optionals is also used for the component config (but then simply not used from what I can see), so I guess we need to leave it optional here and refactor at some point..

@@ -253,15 +298,13 @@ def predict(self, data: "Any", max_new_tokens: int) -> "Any":
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if self.prediction_url is not None:
if self.hf_endpoint.task == "text-generation":
result = self.inference_client.task_generation(
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Btw @schustmi, this one confused me a bit. The inference client of Huggingface never had a method called task_generation. Not in this version, nor in the version that we used to install in the old and green CI. This was an error even a week ago, but somehow, we started seeing this error with the new release of huggingface-hub, (the mypy version in both cases is the same). Any idea how this can happen?

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They probably introduced typing in their newest release, which means before the inference_client was simply Any which means calling any method on it won't lead to a mypy error

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It seems the base class with the optionals is also used for the component config (but then simply not used from what I can see), so I guess we need to leave it optional here and refactor at some point..

@bcdurak bcdurak merged commit 1af9ad0 into develop Jan 29, 2025
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@bcdurak bcdurak deleted the bugfix/huggingface-ci-fix branch January 29, 2025 15:11
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