Error building Component OpenAI Embeddings: User id is not set for OpenAIEmbeddingsComponent

[THUMBNAILEDIT]

I have no idea what is "user id" supposed to refer to in this context – I've never seen it in Langflow, it's not in the .json file with the flow of the bot, it's not among the tweaks in the API... When I hardcode the OpenAI API code everywhere my bot works, though. But as soon as I start using variables – this error appears. I checked everything, both my .json flow and python API get the values of all the keys from .env correctly, so I don't understand what's wrong and what is this "user_id"

[dosubot[bot]]

Hey there, @THUMBNAILEDIT! 👋 I'm here to assist you with any bugs, questions, or contributions you have. I can help you solve issues and provide guidance while you wait for a human maintainer.

The "user_id" parameter in the context of the OpenAIEmbeddingsComponent in Langflow is not clearly documented or defined in the available information. It seems that this parameter might be required internally by the component, but its purpose and usage are not explicitly explained in the codebase or documentation that I have access to.

If hardcoding the OpenAI API key resolves the issue, it suggests that the problem might be related to how variables are being handled or passed in your setup. Ensure that all environment variables are correctly set and accessible in the context where the component is being used. Additionally, verify that there are no missing or misconfigured parameters in your setup that could be causing this error.

Unfortunately, without more specific documentation or code comments regarding the "user_id" parameter, it's challenging to provide a precise solution. You might need to explore the codebase further or experiment with different configurations to identify the root cause of the issue.

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[RoshansaiK]

The "user_id" error might refer to a missing or undefined key expected in your Langflow configuration or API request. Ensure your .env file and JSON flow explicitly include "user_id" if required by your setup, or check the Langflow documentation for proper usage.

[tdkgo]

I also encountered this issue, which was normal in version 1.0.19 but appeared after upgrading to version 1.1.0.
I used ToCallAgent to call custom Flow As Tool in my process to execute another process, but the problem occurred during the execution of the other process