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Issues in Minecraft Branch: Missing 'env' Folder and Invalid Class References #121

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appletea233 opened this issue Mar 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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@appletea233
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  1. Missing 'env' Folder in 'voyager' Directory:

    • Bug: The '.gitignore' file is configured to ignore the 'env' folder, which has resulted in the 'env' folder under the 'voyager' directory in the Minecraft branch not being uploaded to GitHub. This omission is causing errors during execution.
    • Steps to Reproduce:
      1. Navigate to the 'voyager' directory in the Minecraft branch.
      2. Verify that the 'env' folder is missing.
      3. Attempt to run the application, resulting in errors due to the absence of the 'env' folder.
  2. Invalid Class References in 'agentverse/tasks/init.py':

    • Bug: The 'init.py' file in 'agentverse/tasks' is referencing two classes that do not exist in the specified locations.
    • Code Snippet:
      from .minecraft_2players_painting.output_parser import Minecraft2PlayersPaintingParser
      from .minecraft_2players_paper.output_parser import Minecraft2PlayersPaperParser
    • Expected Behavior: Ensure that the classes referenced in the code snippet above exist in the correct locations to avoid runtime errors.

Please address these issues to ensure the smooth operation of the Minecraft branch. Thank you!

@chenweize1998
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Should be fixed in the latest commit. The env has been uploaded and the invalid class references are removed (which are actually redundant lines).

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