fix(kleidiai-llm-chatbot): add command to install specific httpx vers… #1895
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I added a command to roll the httpx version to 0.27.2.
I noticed there is an issue when planning a workshop that is based on the following Learning Path: https://learn.arm.com/learning-paths/servers-and-cloud-computing/pytorch-llama/. If the httpx isn't rolled back to an version prior to 0.28 the Streamlit frontend will throw a "proxies" error when you try to send a message to the chatbot.
I know this is probably a band-aid fix, but because I will be sending people to try this Learning Path after they complete the workshop I wanted them to be able to successfully complete all the steps.
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