Installation for local development
Rasa Pro contains a python package:
rasa-plus
for versions<=3.7.x
rasa-pro
for versions>=3.8.x
that you can install locally, with either pip
or poetry
.
pip
Installing with pip.conf
The location of the pip.conf
file on your system depends on whether you want to update the
per-user file or the file specific to a virtual environment that you are using.
For the file associated with your operating system user:
- Linux:
$HOME/.config/pip/pip.conf
or$HOME/.pip/pip.conf
- MacOS:
/Library/Application Support/pip/pip.conf
or$HOME/.config/pip/pip.conf
- Windows:
%APPDATA%\pip\pip.ini
or%USERPROFILE%\pip\pip.ini
For virtual environments:
- Linux and macOS:
$VIRTUAL_ENV/pip.conf
- Windows:
%VIRTUAL_ENV%\pip.ini
- Rasa Pro <=3.7.x
- Rasa Pro >=3.8.x
Add this to the pip.conf
file so pip
will look for rasa-pro
in the correct repository.:
pip install
You are now able to install with:
poetry
Installing with Rasa >=3.8.1
Rasa Pro versions >=3.8.1
require poetry
version 1.8.2
.
If you are using an older version of poetry
, you need to upgrade to 1.8.2
.
Associate the Artifact Registry URL with rasa-pro
by adding this section to pyproject.toml
:
Now you can install with:
Rasa ==3.8.0
- Poetry 1.4
- Poetry 1.6
You first need to associate the Artifact Registry URL with rasa-pro
by adding this section to pyproject.toml
:
Now you can install with:
Rasa Pro >=3.7.10, <3.8.0
Rasa Pro versions >=3.7.10, <3.8.0
require poetry
version 1.8.2
.
If you are using an older version of poetry
, you need to upgrade to 1.8.2
.
Associate the Artifact Registry URL with rasa-pro
by adding this section to pyproject.toml
:
Now you can install with:
Rasa Pro <=3.7.9
- Poetry 1.4
- Poetry 1.6
You first need to associate the Artifact Registry URL with rasa-plus
by adding this section to pyproject.toml
:
Now you can install with: