Hi team! I have a problem when I run `meltano --log-level=debug install extractor tap-postgres`:

meltano.cli.utils.CliError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'request_timeout'
__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'request_timeout'

I figured out, that the problem with

snowplow-tracker

, because

___init___

method of Tracker class doesn't have

request_timeout

as an argument. Thank you!

Hi @p0mami! The

request_timeout

argument is not being passed to the

Tracker

constructor, but to the

Emitter

one. This was added to the snowplow tracker library in their latest release (

0.10.0

), which makes me think that you got an older version in your Python environment somehow. Try upgrading the version of

snowplow-tracker

in that environment, or if you have not already, try installing Meltano in an isolated virtualenv, perhaps using pipx.

@edgar_ramirez_mondragon thank you, for you answer. You are right, the error occurred by Emmiter. I'm sure, that i have right version of

snowplow-tracker

, also i've checked

venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/snowplow_tracker/emitters.py

and there is a

request_timeout

argument in the

__init__

Might be this problem because of docker?

Are you using the official docker image for meltano or a custom one?

custom, just from python3.8

was this resolved @p0mami? I am also facing the same thing.. with meltano

2.1.0

, I cannot upgrade further than that

@binoy_shah in my case the problem was in dependencies conflict between dbt-core and meltano. I resolved this problem by installing meltano after dbt Another way to deal with it is to install meltano in another python environment or with pipx