Unfortunately, I believe the error might be git-lfs, which isn’t currently supported by Streamlit sharing (but I believe is on our near-term roadmap). I believe @Jonathan_Rhone did some exploration around this, he might be able to provide more detail.
Hi Randy,
Happy new year, and thank you very much for your help with this. You are absolutely right: git lfs is causing the error. For further help with this, may I, and if so, how do I contact Jonathan Rhone directly?
Thank you!
Adam
Since then, I’ve confirmed it’s a matter of not supporting Git LFS. It’s on our internal backlog of features, but I don’t have a firm date to provide when it will be implemented.
Oh–great! Thank you, Randy, very much for this update.
Just in case the implementation takes longer, will a Streamlit app work if the pickled data is hosted elsewhere than GitHub? I am curious if that is an alternative.
Yes, you would just change your local file reference to a urllib or a requests library call to download the data yourself. It will take a little longer the first time, but using st.cache, you can keep the data local while your app runs/re-runs