Resolved PromptFlow and Keyring Setup Issues

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Resolved PromptFlow and Keyring Setup Issues

  • Day: 2025-10-27
  • Time: 21:30 to 22:15
  • Project: Dev
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: MEDIUM
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: Promptflow, Python, Keyring, CLI, JSON

Description

Session Goal

The primary objective was to address and resolve issues related to PromptFlow setup and key management using Python’s keyring module.

Key Activities

  • Created a set of artifacts for a triage process in PromptFlow, including a JSON schema, Jinja prompt, flow DAG, and run configuration.
  • Searched for examples and guidance on using the ‘keyrings.alt’ module in Python, focusing on the ‘PlaintextKeyring’.
  • Troubleshot a ‘ModuleNotFoundError’ encountered with the Promptflow CLI.
  • Set the OpenAI API key as an environment variable using the ‘export’ command.
  • Developed a checklist and diagnostic script for setting up a Python environment with keyring and OpenAI API configurations.
  • Provided detailed instructions for fixing the ‘pf ModuleNotFoundError’ and ensuring correct conda environment and keyring configurations.
  • Conducted searches and queries related to PromptFlow connection creation, focusing on JSON and YAML formats.
  • Resolved a CLI error related to a missing ‘type’ field in a connection manifest JSON file.
  • Debugged a JSONL key mapping error in data processing workflows.

Achievements

  • Successfully created and configured PromptFlow artifacts for automation.
  • Clarified the usage of Python’s keyring for secure key management.
  • Resolved the ‘ModuleNotFoundError’ in Promptflow CLI and ensured proper environment setup.
  • Set up environment variables for OpenAI API effectively.
  • Improved understanding of JSON and YAML requirements for PromptFlow connections.

Pending Tasks

  • Further testing of the PromptFlow setup in different environments to ensure robustness.
  • Additional exploration of keyring alternatives for enhanced security.

Evidence

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