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@celestinoxp celestinoxp commented Feb 27, 2024

I recently started seeing a problem in pycaret tests, ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'evidently.dashboard'
After investigating, I discovered that the code used in Pycaret to use evidetly is very old, so it was necessary to update the Pycaret code.
For better context: I was unable to use an old version of evidently because it forced me to change all pycaret dependencies to older versions, in other words, a conflict of dependencies was generated. The only solution is to use recent (and modern) versions

I also asked for help at evidentlyai/evidently#1010

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@Yard1 can you review this pull-request?

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Yard1 commented Mar 3, 2024

Can we make sure to pin evidently to a working version with those changes?

Done

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@Yard1 Yard1 merged commit 00a9760 into pycaret:master Mar 3, 2024
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