dify - 💡(How to fix) Fix After deploying Dify locally using Docker, there is a serious issue with loading the orchestration process images [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Error Message

Error reported as follows: Model error

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Dify version

1.13.3

Cloud or Self Hosted

Self Hosted (Docker)

Steps to reproduce

<img width="2149" height="1254" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/490dc167-e669-438a-b01b-6ead623f2a7b" /> After deploying Dify locally using Docker, there is a serious issue with loading orchestration process images. The images cannot be read, and the ID found is null. Error reported as follows: Invalid context structure: dify_model_identity='__dify__file__' id=None tenant_id='aadf9fe5-d0df-4219-8620-2cec405b33a3' type=<FileType.IMAGE: 'image'> transfer_method=<FileTransferMethod.LOCAL_FILE: 'local_file'> remote_url='http://api:5001/files/47cc276e-2285-48c6-a953-c6c8e0bccde0/file-preview?timestamp=1777454833&nonce=e924056d43945ac32b818dd9926b4dd5&sign=orOBedqx8q_1FdC5q7GFv9dvoj8bgi5slJ7fORoaxWw%3D' related_id='47cc276e-2285-48c6-a953-c6c8e0bccde0' filename='屏幕截图(5).png' extension='.png' mime_type='image/png' size=6556195

✔️ Expected Behavior

Image input, allowing image upload and comprehension of image content.

❌ Actual Behavior

Model error

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TL;DR

The issue with loading orchestration process images in Dify 1.13.3, deployed locally using Docker, may be related to incorrect image context structure or file transfer method.

Guidance

  • Verify the dify_model_identity and id fields in the error message are correctly set, as id=None might indicate a problem with image identification.
  • Check the remote_url and transfer_method to ensure they are correctly configured for local file access.
  • Inspect the Docker deployment configuration to ensure that the image files are properly mounted or accessible.
  • Review the file permissions and access rights for the image files to ensure they can be read by the Dify application.

Notes

The provided error message suggests an issue with the context structure, but without more information about the deployment or configuration, it's difficult to provide a more specific solution.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Verify and adjust the Docker deployment configuration and file access settings to ensure correct image loading and processing.

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