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Feedback: Redis as a vector database quick start guide #1097
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Thanks, @zostaw. I'll take a look. |
Thank you so much! |
Hi @zostaw. Closing the loop: my redis-py PR was merged, so the change should show up on redis.io/docs in the next day or two. |
@dwdougherty we should pin the version of redis-py to the latest stable instead:
PS: The name of the attribute is misleading :) |
It still wrong on the tutorial. Really anoying bug to start the day |
I'm very sorry, @rhuanbarros-luma! The PR I had merged to fix this was overwritten by another person. I will get that fixed as soon as possible. |
Page https://redis.io/docs/latest/develop/get-started/vector-database
Hello, I'm not 100% sure if I'm missing something, but I think the doc has a mistake in python code snippet. It states:
while index_definition doesn't exist, it throws:
I believe the proper command should be:
That's what I've found in other examples and that's what worked for me.
I'm running it on Raspberry Pi, my python version is 3.11.2 and redis version 5.2.1
Cheers!
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