-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 5.8k
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
[Core] Command ray start --head
reports missing module async_timeout
#41267
Comments
Had the same issue, running 'pip install async-timeout' fixed it for me. |
Ray depends on |
In #454, I pinned `aiohttp`, but the failure was actually due to `async-timeout` not being installed (#453 (comment)). This PR updates `pyproject.toml` in accordance with this root cause. We can remove this line once a version of ray is released that fixes ray-project/ray#41267.
In #454, I pinned `aiohttp`, but the failure was actually due to `async-timeout` not being installed (#453 (comment)). This PR updates `pyproject.toml` in accordance with this root cause. We can remove this line once a version of ray is released that fixes ray-project/ray#41267.
Normal ray usage shouldn't import tests. We will fix it in 2.9 release. |
This will need to wait until Ray 2.9.0 is released, following ray-project/ray#41267 (comment). Fixes #453.
when is the 2.9 release targeted for? |
It's around mid December. |
This is showing up in release test as well: #41372 (comment) |
is this something that qualifies for a bugfix/cherry-pick release on existing minor versions? Maybe even going back to 2.6? |
@ddelange for this issue unfortunately no; we reserve backporting to critical issues as we release forward fairly often. please upgrade to ray29 and/or mitigate via the workaround documented above. |
hi 👋 #41775 was not included in ray 2.9.0 which was just released. could someone cherry-pick it onto 2.9.1? |
This will need to wait until Ray 2.9.0 is released, following ray-project/ray#41267 (comment). Fixes #453.
What happened + What you expected to happen
When running
ray start --head
I get the following message:This started occurring on our scheduled tests during the weekend (Friday was fine).
Versions / Dependencies
Clean Python 3.11 environment with only
ray[default]
installed.Reproduction script
pip install ray[default]
ray start --head
Issue Severity
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: