invalid literal for int() with base 10: '

[nalz]

I hooked up the library to a test table in BQ. Then synced it using the sync-schemas endpoint. I was able to verify that the connection was established correctly and logs were returned as well. Now without adding any context, i sent a request to generate sql - "Give me all records from X table" and ran into this error.

[jcjc712]

Hi, thanks for you comment. We will try to identify the issue but it would be helpful if you share the logs to see where it is failing. Thanks

[jcjc712]

Hi, can you check that in your env file this var is not empty DH_ENGINE_TIMEOUT? if so it sets a space as the value so when this int(os.getenv('DH_ENGINE_TIMEOUT'), 150) is executed it raises the error. To fix it you can set a number in your .env file for example:
DH_ENGINE_TIMEOUT = 150 or delete it and it would take the default value. Once you fix the .env file don't forget to rebuild your docker container so it can take the envvar changes
docker-compose up --build

Please, let me know if it worked

[pmchugh3]

I got this error myself, the confusion is that the docs do not tell you that you have to specify DH_ENGINE_TIMEOUT and UPPER_LIMIT_QUERY_RETURN_ROWS, and the comment implies that they default, but if you do not specify them you get this error. I think there is either a bug fix needed to set blank values to default or the example env file needs to be updated to include the values explicitly.

[pmchugh3]

Actually there are more potential solutions, the docs being updated to say they need to be filled in would also be sufficient.

[jcjc712]

Thanks for your feedback, we will work to improve the documentation and fix that it fails when the env var is not set