Error in StreamlitCallbackHandler.on_llm_new_token callback: maximum recursion depth exceeded

[dataprofessor]

Hi @rasmuswissmann

Thanks for the question. In regards to the maximum recursion depth exceeded it may have been caused by an unintentional recursion in the code. There are a few forum post on resolving the issue that you can look into:

Streamlit Recursion

Hello I understand that streamlit rerun script from top-to-bottom. I am using python and after running the streamlit web app for awhile it will throw the Recursion Error: maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object error. I also understand that I could actually increase python’s recursion limit however it is not advisable. Does the rerun every time causes the recursion error? how can i avoid this recursion error? Please help:) import streamlit as st selected_flavour = None …

Best (fastest) practice to display live 2D data

Waw @w-markus you made an awesome example here! To be honest I did not expect Streamlit and asyncio to play well this way. I don’t know why the slowdown if you store in state, maybe Streamlit tries to do some attribute tracking on elements in a class, did not check . When using asyncio, I really usually prefer to use a producer/consumer method, with your producer pushing images in a queue (could be downloading data from your sensor) and consumer fetching images from the queue and d…

It may also be helpful to experiment with the max_thought_containers parameter to see if fewer value would still cause the error.