Fix callback handlers in tracing.py #245
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The imported observability tools don't seem to have been included and cause the `chain-server` container to crash stating that the module can't be found. As a workaround, I've added locally defined callbacks to unblock the use of the "Try it Now!" demo experience. ``` from RAG.tools.observability.langchain import opentelemetry_callback as langchain_otel_cb from RAG.tools.observability.llamaindex import opentelemetry_callback as llama_index_otel_cb ``` Error in container: ``` from RAG.tools.observability.langchain import opentelemetry_callback as langchain_otel_cb 2024-11-09 11:38:58 ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'RAG.tools.observability' ```
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The imported observability tools don't seem to have been included and cause the
chain-servercontainer to crash stating that the module can't be found. As a workaround, I've added locally defined callbacks to unblock the use of the "Try it Now!" demo experience. I can now successfully load this demo from my Docker Desktop with these changes.Error in container: