We are following this format, and also checked out the URL guide you’ve mentioned.
Any attempt to modify the Domain file ends up with the following error:
@sgino209, I noticed that you’re using FormPolicy on your config.yml file. But, you declared version “2.0” on your domain file. Which Rasa version are you building your assistant? If it is Rasa 2.x higher, consider changing to RulePolicy.
I’ve used YAML Validator with your domain.yml, seens okay.
Try to use this command:
rasa data validate
It validates your domain.yml and data files to check for possible mistakes.
Thanks for your quick reply.
We have followed your advice and changed the FormPolicy into RulePolicy.
We ran the data-validation command, but couldn’t track any error there.
The Domain page on Rasa-X keeps alerting on 11 inconsistencies (1 entity, 1 validate_profile_form and 9 slots).
All of the Rasa-X suggestions for resolving these inconsistencies, are not-clickable in practice (we click on the suggestions, but nothing happens).
Is there a chance you could try reproducing this behavior by loading the files we’ve attached (even just loading them to RasaX, without really training)?
@sgino209, I’d change direct on the project this case to fix this inconsistencies and check if the assistant runs normal. Have you tried to do this? Do you have your project on github? It seens to be a easy thing to fix.
RasaX domain is deployed with docker on EC2 at this link.
You may log into RasaX with password of q1w2e3r4 (we will change it later on…), and see the inconsistencies alert on the Domain page.
@sgino209, did you migrate to Rasa 2.x version already? I noticed that you’re running your assistant on version “rasa==1.5.3”. You can found even on Dockerfile and requirements.txt file. You not only have to change some files as you did, but also update Rasa version in order to upgrade your assistant to Rasa 2.x version.