Startup failed: NameError: name 'botocore' is not defined about moonraker HOT 9 CLOSED

Same here

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I guess there is some sort of breaking changes in an underlying library.. Sadly I am not able to look into this myself atm, but will try later.

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For me was after update. Here is my log too if it helps

moonraker.log

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Please provide full logs as requested when creating an issue. This looks like a dependency issue, but I need all details by the log to have an idea as to what the underlying problem is.

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Please provide full logs as requested when creating an issue. This looks like a dependency issue, but I need all details by the log to have an idea as to what the underlying problem is.

http://paste.c-net.org/phbhgehmwmcf

this is my full log, and yes, I cleared to to not have the same error 10000 times while I tried to do some redneck fix (I reinstalled my shit to ensure it was a clean repo install)

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I'm having the same issue. If I've read the logs right the problem is with the sqlite_packages module smart_open component which seems to be trying to load a S3 adapter. Which makes sense why botocore is being called.

For now I just activated the moonraker pyenv and did pip install boto3 and now Moonraker starts again.

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Thanks. The issue is with an upstream dependency, specifically related to piskvorky/smart_open#804.

Moonraker doesn't depend on smart_open directly, however streaming-form-data pulls it in. Unfortunately SFD doesn't pin to a specific version, and 7.0 of smart_open has a bug. I'm going to attempt to temporarily pin smart open in Moonraker's requirements as a workaround.

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Workaround pushed in 9813011. New installations should no longer attempt to pull in smart_open 7.0. If you have a broken installation, the following should fix it:

~/moonraker-env/bin/pip install smart_open<=6.4.0

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Solved, pulled master and reinstalled. Thanks @Arksine

@WickedInvi solution is here.

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