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Hi @ui07xWizardOp,
this is just a warning you can ignore. Does not affect the app working or not.
But there is a problem with the newest stable at the moment (0.0.4 and 0.0.5 version)
=> I would recommend using 0.0.3 for now, if you have other problems
am getting an error while doing so:
blitz.c8c182a3.js:19 [Contextify] [WARNING] running source code in new context
thats also just a warning you should can ignore.
instead of copy errors/warnings, please describe whats your root problem/what is not working?
What are you trying to do?
Whats your setup?
What OS?
Did you switch to v0.0.3 as recommended?
i am trying to test bolt.diy and am totally new to it i came across it from youtube today only. so i started of with the basic following of documentation to set up v0.0.5 and tried to generate a to-do app but ran into this issue so i switched to v0.0.3 reading a different error troubleshoot on this page.
i am currently on windows 11, i712th gen 12cores, 16gbs of ram
You’re going to have to provide your error for people to really help.
But if you get an error about miniflare (specific to Windows 11), make sure you install the Latest Visual C++ Redistributable.
Most other errors, just make sure you are using exclusively pnpm and not npm. And if you get response warnings, it’s likely an issue with your API provider. Just try HuggingFace to confirm (doesn’t have payment requirements and whatnot).
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i had a general query as to whether or not bolt.diy can be run using colab or not if yes then how so
Here is a video for installing bolt from me on windows:
As @aliasfox written, maybe the redis pack is missing.
There is no native colab integration. I think there was a topic here in the forum managed to include it, but cant find it at the moment. Maybe search yourself.
The node steps should work on Windows, Linux, or Mac… So it should work fine in a Collab or Jupyter Notebook, Kaggle, etc.