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Update all hardcoded version references from 26.1.2 to 26.3.0-RC1 across helm charts, docker-compose, FastAPI, docs, and examples. Made-with: Cursor
Co-authored-by: Jeremy Dyer <jdye64@gmail.com>
…ing long VLM captioning Large PDFs with VLM captioning enabled can take 2-22+ hours depending on hardware. The previous defaults (STATE_TTL=7200s, RESULT_DATA_TTL=3600s) caused job state to expire mid-processing, resulting in 404 "Job ID not found or state has expired" errors even though the pipeline completed successfully. Raises both defaults to 172800s (48 hours), providing sufficient headroom for all observed workloads. Users can still override via RESULT_DATA_TTL_SECONDS and STATE_TTL_SECONDS environment variables. Fixes: Customer bug 5914605 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: sosahi <syousefisahi@nvidia.com>
…ine; misc README/Helm fixesUpdating files per bugs 5966185, 5966211, and 5966281 (#1742) Co-authored-by: sosahi <syousefisahi@nvidia.com>
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Greptile SummaryThe introductory paragraph of
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| Filename | Overview |
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| docs/docs/extraction/overview.md | Intro paragraph rewritten from "microservice" to "framework" framing with broader model support mentioned; line 25 still uses the old "microservice service" terminology, creating a minor internal inconsistency. |
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A[Document Input\npdf, docx, pptx, images, video, audio...] --> B[NeMo Retriever Library]
B --> C[Page Splitting & Classification\ntext, tables, charts, infographics]
C --> D[Extraction via\nNIM microservices or local models]
D --> E[OCR & Contextualization]
E --> F{Optional}
F --> G[Embedding Computation]
F --> H[Vector DB Storage\nLanceDB / Milvus]
G --> H
H --> I[JSON Metadata Output\nfor RAG / Generative Apps]
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Path: docs/docs/extraction/overview.md
Line: 25
Comment:
**Terminology inconsistency: "microservice service" vs "framework"**
The intro paragraph was updated from "microservice" to "framework", but line 25 still reads "NeMo Retriever Library is a microservice service that does the following:" — contradicting the new framing and also containing the redundant phrase "microservice service."
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NeMo Retriever Library is a framework that does the following:
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How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.Reviews (3): Last reviewed commit: "Merge branch 'main' into kheiss/up-ovr" | Re-trigger Greptile
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NVIDIA NeMo Retriever Library is a scalable, performance-oriented framework for document content and metadata extraction. It supports both NVIDIA NIM microservices and a wide range of models to find, contextualize, and extract text, tables, charts, and infographics for use in downstream generative and retrieval-augmented applications.