[607] COMMON_APP_IMPORT_ERROR

Description

Flower could not load a Flower App because importing its code failed. This can happen if a dependency is missing, a module in the app cannot be found, or an imported name, such as a function or class, does not exist.

How to Resolve

Check the error message to identify the failed import.

App module or file

If the missing import refers to a module or .py file in your app, make sure that:

• the file is included in the app

• the import name is correct

If the import refers to a name from an existing module, make sure that the function, class, or variable exists and is exported by that module.

Library dependency

If the missing import refers to a library dependency, resolve it based on your dependency installation setup.

If automatic runtime dependency installation is enabled, add the missing package to the app’s pyproject.toml dependencies and run the app again.

If automatic runtime dependency installation is disabled, install the missing package in the Python environment where the ServerApp or ClientApp process runs. Alternatively, consider enabling automatic runtime dependency installation. See Install Flower App dependencies at runtime for details.