Always exactly after 60 seconds since execution, the function I pass to gradio.interface errors, and in the web console I get a JSON parsing error. I set enable_queue to True but that didn’t seem to change anything. Here’s how I launch: iface = gr.Interface(f, [ "text", temperature, to…

You can see Is there a timeout (max runtime) for spaces? - #2 by Epoching or the Gradio docs . You need to set enable_queue to True for longer inference enable_queue (bool) - if True, inference requests will be served through a queue instead of with parallel threads. Required for longer inference …

Yes, this is an issue that we’re dealing with ( Investigate enable_queue · Issue #431 · gradio-app/gradio (github.com) ). Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

As of the latest version of Gradio (2.6.0), this should be fixed. But please let me know if you still are running into issues @un-index

I got it per this comment , thanks

“enable_queue = True” still works

Gradio fn function errors right after 60 seconds

Spaces

un-index December 22, 2021, 9:44pm 3

yeah, key thing was I had to use enable=True within interface(...), not within an interface.launch call.

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