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python3 -m garak --list_generators should return almost instantly - instead it takes a few seconds.
python3 -m garak --list_generators
LiteLLM complaint is dumped out top, maybe this module is being instantiated?
garak LLM security probe v0.9.0.12.post1 ( https://github.com/leondz/garak ) at 2024-04-24T14:36:38.356597 14:36:40 - LiteLLM:DEBUG: utils.py:100 - Exception import enterprise features No module named 'litellm.proxy.enterprise' generators: cohere 🌟 generators: cohere.CohereGenerator generators: function 🌟 generators: function.Single generators: ggml 🌟 generators: ggml.GgmlGenerator generators: guardrails 🌟 generators: guardrails.NeMoGuardrails generators: langchain 🌟 generators: langchain.LangChainLLMGenerator generators: litellm 🌟 generators: litellm.LiteLLMGenerator generators: nemo 🌟 generators: nemo.NeMoGenerator generators: nvcf 🌟 generators: nvcf.NvcfGenerator generators: octo 🌟 generators: octo.OctoGenerator generators: openai 🌟 generators: openai.OpenAIGenerator generators: rasa 🌟 generators: rasa.RestGenerator generators: replicate 🌟 generators: replicate.ReplicateGenerator generators: rest 🌟 generators: rest.RestGenerator generators: test 🌟 generators: test.Blank generators: test.Repeat
Would be nice to, in the longer term, have a consistent pattern for differentiating plugin list from load
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python3 -m garak --list_generators
should return almost instantly - instead it takes a few seconds.LiteLLM complaint is dumped out top, maybe this module is being instantiated?
Would be nice to, in the longer term, have a consistent pattern for differentiating plugin list from load
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: