[BUG REPORT] Unresponsive UI, Missing TensorboardX library, wrong torchvision version installed.

[d8ahazard]

Describe the bug
So, there seem to be a handful of issues when installing on Linux. Just cloning the repo and running python ./main.py, or install.sh, or run.sh all gives the same results...

1. After installing requirements, I get a warning that tensorboardX is not installed. This has happened for a while now, and I've just been manually installing it.

2. I get an additional error regarding the version of TorchVision:

   raise ValueError(
   ValueError: Could not find the operator torchvision::nms. Please make sure you have already registered the opera tor and (if registered from C++) loaded it via torch.ops.load_library.

Reinstalling torch/torchvision/torchaudio solves this:

pip install torch==2.1.0 torchvision==0.16.0 torchaudio==2.1.0 xformers --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118

3. Even after doing the above fixes, (or maybe because of them), once I load the webUI, I can't interact with anything. Selecting "suno/bark", for example, will just say "processing" forever, and nothing is shown in the logs...

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install on linux manually as described in the readme...
2. Address errors.
3. Try to use the UI.

Expected behavior
The app works.

Screenshots

Additional context
N/A

[gitmylo]

Yeah, probably related to the update, I'll make sure the versions are hard set.
The tensorboard message can be ignored however, it isn't used and doesn't cause any errors.

[d8ahazard]

@gitmylo - Sorry, I updated the original post after you responded.

I updated my version and reinstalled vanilla, no tensorboardX, no updating torch, etc. All those errors are gone.

However, the UI is still unresponsive when I try to do anything, and nothing in the logs, even with --verbose enabled.

Looking at network logs in my browser, I can see that the last message being sent is the request to load the model, then the server just...does nothing?

[d8ahazard]

GOT IT!

Updating gradio to v 3.49.0 fixed it.

Found the solution after reading #5974

Edit: I'd recommend bumping the version, and then removing the specific requirement for gradio-client, as that could potentially cause issues.

I mention this because installing 3.49.0 actually downgraded the gradio-client package to gradio_client-0.6.1, so it's likely better to just let it get installed with Gradio.

Edit2:

Will also need to remove the monkeypatch for Gradio Audio. Not sure why you were doing it, but it seems OK without it?

[d8ahazard]

@gitmylo
This will likely fix #213 as well.