RASA X does not pull data from my github repository

Hi, I’m trying to get Rasa-x integrates with our github for version control. When using Rasa X GUI, I’m able to connect using SSH, but the data from the repository is not pulled into the rasa X interface. Here is the file structure of my github repo. github_file_structure

Thanks for any help!

Hi @Rogers_ntr, is any of the data (e.g. domain or config) getting pulled in?

Hi @erohmensing. Thanks for your reply. Actually, NOTHING is pulled: neither the config, nor the domain.
Any clue ? Thanks

That seems like the connection might be wrong then. If you disconnect and re-connect, can you see if there are any errors in the rasa-x service upon connecting? Are the status requests (e.g. checking via chrome developer tools) returning 200, or something else?

@erohmensing Thanks for the reply. Actually. I have tried to install in a newly created EC2 instance and upload a model in the main directory of the github project. However I have another question related.

  1. Does Rasa X, install also Rasa ?
  2. How to link the Action server to Rasa X ? What I have tried for this was to generate an image, upload it to a container Registry (Amazon ECR) and then modify the ACTION_SERVER_IMAGE environment variable, but when I send message through Rasa-X, it does hit the predefined action server Thanks for the response.

Hi @Rogers_ntr, sorry for the delay:

  1. Yep! That’s why you can upload models and promote them to production directly within the Rasa X UI – it’s running rasa containers as well.

  2. That sounds almost right – sounds like you used the one-line deploy option? If so you probably want t update the ACTION_SERVER_TAG (or need to add it as well). (One-Line Deploy Script) The ACTION_SERVER_IMAGE should point to your registry, while the tag will point to the version number, or tag, or latest – however you tagged it. Once you set those environment variables, make sure to re-run the script, and the -E is important!

# -E flag applies environment variables from the current user for `sudo`
curl -s get-rasa-x.rasa.com | sudo -E bash

If you’re still having issues with the data pulling, can you tell me if you are running compatible versions of rasa and rasa x?

Hi @erohmensing Thanks for your reply. I have been able to solve the data pulling issue, by just changing the EC2 instance, and uploading a model in the main github directory not in the models folder.

Thanks again @erohmensing I have opened an issue here related to the connection with the action server;

In fact,I did what you point out in your response, but as I use a private image, there are some work around that need to be done and which I don’t figure out yet.

If you have any hint, will reply appreciate your answer here