Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 10:45 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:45 PMairbyte-cdk
you're trying to install (^5
) is not available. The available versions are listed in the error message, and it seems that the version you're trying to install does not exist. You should adjust the version of airbyte-cdk
in your pyproject.toml
file to match one of the available versions. For example, if you want to use the latest version, you could change the line to: toml airbyte-cdk = "^0.81.8"
Please note that the ^
symbol in the version number means that it will install the latest minor or patch version that is not supposed to have breaking changes. If you want to install a specific version, you should remove the ^
symbol. Also, ensure that your Python version is up-to-date. As seen in a [forum post](https://discuss.airbyte.io/t/1397), a user faced a similar issue and was able to resolve it by updating their Python version. If you continue to face issues, please provide more details about the error message and your environment.Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 10:48 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:49 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:49 PMConfiguredAirbyteCatalog
cannot be imported from airbyte_cdk
. This could be due to a few reasons: 1. The ConfiguredAirbyteCatalog
class might have been moved, renamed, or removed in the version of airbyte_cdk
you're using. You should check the [Airbyte documentation](https://docs.airbyte.com/understanding-airbyte/beginners-guide-to-catalog#summary-of-the-postgres-example) or the source code of the airbyte_cdk
package to verify this. 2. There might be an issue with your Python environment. Ensure that you're using the correct Python version and that your virtual environment is set up correctly. 3. There might be a problem with the airbyte_cdk
installation. You could try reinstalling the package to see if that resolves the issue. If none of these suggestions help, please provide more details about your Python environment and the exact steps you're taking that lead to this error.Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 10:56 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:56 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:56 PMbash python --version
This will output the version of Python that's currently active in your shell. If you're using pyenv
to manage your Python versions (as recommended in the [Airbyte development documentation](https://docs.airbyte.io/contributing-to-airbyte/developing-locally)), you can check the current Python version with: bash pyenv version
To set a specific Python version with pyenv
, you can use: bash pyenv install 3.9.11 # replace with your desired version pyenv global 3.9.11 # replace with your desired version
This will set the specified version as the default Python version for your entire system. If you want to set the Python version for a specific project, you should use pyenv local
instead of pyenv global
. Remember to replace 3.9.11
with the Python version that's compatible with your project. For Airbyte, the compatible Python version is 3.9.11
as mentioned in the [forum post](https://discuss.airbyte.io/t/2521).Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 10:58 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:58 PMuser
09/23/2024, 10:58 PMairbyte-cdk
using pip, which is a package installer for Python. Here's how you can do it: bash pip uninstall airbyte-cdk pip install airbyte-cdk
The first command uninstalls the airbyte-cdk
package, and the second command installs it again. If you're using a specific version of airbyte-cdk
, you can specify it like this: bash pip install airbyte-cdk==0.1.56
Replace 0.1.56
with the version number you want to install. Please note that you might need to use pip3
instead of pip
if you're using Python 3. Also, if you're working in a virtual environment (which is a good practice), make sure you've activated it before running these commands.Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 11:20 PMuser
09/23/2024, 11:20 PMuser
09/23/2024, 11:21 PMHttpClient
cannot be imported from airbyte_cdk.sources.streams.http
. This could be due to a few reasons: 1. The HttpClient
class might have been moved, renamed, or removed in the version of airbyte_cdk
you're using. You should check the [Airbyte documentation](https://docs.airbyte.com/connector-development/cdk-python/basic-concepts#http-streams) or the source code of the airbyte_cdk
package to verify this. 2. There might be an issue with your Python environment. Ensure that you're using the correct Python version and that your virtual environment is set up correctly. 3. There might be a problem with the airbyte_cdk
installation. You could try reinstalling the package to see if that resolves the issue. If none of these suggestions help, please provide more details about your Python environment and the exact steps you're taking that lead to this error.Aaditi Thakkar
09/23/2024, 11:21 PMuser
09/23/2024, 11:21 PMuser
09/23/2024, 11:22 PMpython --version
in your terminal. 2. Package List: The list of installed Python packages and their versions can be helpful. You can get this by running pip list
. 3. Virtual Environment: Are you using a virtual environment? If so, what tool are you using to manage it (e.g., venv
, pyenv
, conda
)? 4. Operating System: The operating system you're using can sometimes affect how Python and its packages work. 5. airbyte-cdk Version: The version of airbyte-cdk
you're using. You can get this by running pip show airbyte-cdk
. 6. Error Logs: If there are any more error messages or logs, they could be very helpful in diagnosing the problem. Please provide this information in your response.Aaditi Thakkar
09/25/2024, 10:27 AMuser
09/25/2024, 10:27 AMuser
09/25/2024, 10:27 AMairbyte-cdk
version mentioned is 0.89.0
as per the [Iterable changelog](https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/iterable#changelog) dated 2024-06-05. However, please note that this might not be the absolute latest version as the information could have been updated after the provided sources. For the most accurate and up-to-date version, please check the official Airbyte GitHub repository or PyPI.