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403 Server Error: Downloading en_core_web_sm
fails due to "Compatibility table not found for Spacy v3.7.5"
#13690
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en_core_web_sm
fails due to "Compatibility table not found for Spacy v3.7.5"en_core_web_sm
fails due to "Compatibility table not found for Spacy v3.7.5
Same issue here |
en_core_web_sm
fails due to "Compatibility table not found for Spacy v3.7.5en_core_web_sm
fails due to "Compatibility table not found for Spacy v3.7.5"
Same issue here |
Ditto, but with |
I am having the same issue but with SpaCy |
FixFigured out a fix. Use the following requirements in
Use line 2 above instead of downloading it via Root CauseThe direct download link throws a 404 for all SpaCy versions from 3.7.2 to 3.7.5: e.g. https://github.com/explosion/spacy-models/releases/download/en_core_web_sm-3.7.2/en_core_web_sm-3.7.2-py3-none-any.whl I tried downgrading to 3.7.1, and installing directly with
Following this odd recommendation (using |
How to reproduce the behaviour
Not sure if it's easily reproducible (it isn't even for me consistently), but during
docker build
, downloading theen_core_web_sm
package fails with a 403 Server error, on occasion. With the--no-cache
option duringdocker build
, it still fails occasionally, and retrying the build often leads to a success, but not always. This has only started happening since sometime early this week or late last week, there's been no code change at all for the build or for requirements, and I've never faced this issue prior to now. spaCy claims it can't find the compatibility table, but clearly it can when it doesn't fail.Failing command
Error message
Your Environment
pip install -r requirements.txt
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