Failed to fetch semantic model

[antfido]

Hey,

I redeployed the extension (I couldn't find a bug in my former deploy), and now I'm getting an error as on the screen below:

Did anyone experience a similar error ? How did you handle it ?

I ran out what to change, my .env file looks good. Maybe I wrongly define example_id in examples ? I defines it as
<my_Looker_model_name>:<my_Looker_explore_name> . I don't add .model and .explore .

Thanks !

[antfido]

hey @LukaFontanilla - do you know what can be a reason for that ? thnx!

[vijayram0690]

@antfido was this issue fixed, i am also running into similar issue.

@LukaFontanilla how can we fix the above issue.

[antfido]

Nope, still stucked here @vijayram0690

[antfido]

@vijayram0690 did you solve it ?

[LukaFontanilla]

I assume this error is returned when the extension first starts up and not after a NL request is submitted? It would be helpful to understand what requests are failing. Can you please check the browser dev tools and both the "Console" and "Network" tabs and share any Looker specific errors you find there? Given the error message I would assume there is a failing Looker API call. It would be helpful to see what that is.

As for the newer Explore Assistant deployment, there are 3 BigQuery tables that are provisioned -> explore_assistant_examples, explore_assistant_refinement_examples, & explore_assistant_samples. Each of these tables should have a row for the given model and explore you want to use with the Explore Assistant (we are no longer reliant on a single set of environment variables for this). Additionally each explore_id value should be in the format you listed, where the model name and explore name are separated by a single ":".

[antfido]

Hey,

so here are the screenshots from console:

For the second part - in BQ and in the config files it's defined with one semicolon, I don't know why error adds one more...

Thanks a lot for your help @LukaFontanilla .

[antfido]

hey @LukaFontanilla - would you be able to look into that one ? Thnx a lot ! :)