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Best practices for bulk decryption using Cipher in Functions: Handling timeouts and API limits
Hi everyone, I am currently working with Palantir Cipher and attempting to decrypt sensitive data within a Functions (Python & typescript v1) repository, following the official documentation . The Challenge: I need to decrypt approximately tens of thousands of records. When I use decryptAsync() on each record individually, the Function fails due to execution time limits (timeouts) and other internal errors. My Questions: Is there a specific rate limit or a maximum number of calls allowed for the Cipher API within a single Function execution? Is there a way to perform “bulk decryption” on a specific column/property within Functions, rather than iterating through records one by one? If processing this volume in Functions is not recommended, what is the best practice for handling large-scale decryption while maintaining security (e.g., using Restricted Views or Batch Pipelines)? I would appreciate any insights or code snippets on how to handle lar
list_media_items_by_path_with_media_reference returns None despite correct setup
I am running list_media_items_by_path_with_media_reference(ctx) in a Foundry Code Repository (not local), with transforms-media installed and listed in meta.yaml. The MediaSet path is correct, files exist in the MediaSet, and ctx is the first argument. Despite this, the function returns None. I have checked file types, permissions, and rebuilt after uploading files. What else could cause this? A NoneType object does not have an attribute select . Please check the spelling and/or the datatype of the object. /transforms-python/src/myproject/datasets/pdfusingmedias.py media_items_listing = media_input.list_media_items_by_path_with_media_reference(ctx) 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
Open an overlay with a URL Column in Object Table
I want to add a URL Column in an object table. When it is clicked I want to open an overlay where a user may mark the object as “Mark” / “Unmark”. However, I see that we can only add a link to another workshop in the URL but is there anyway I can open an overlay just by interacting with the object table cell’s content? 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
RemoteException: INTERNAL (Default:Internal) when writing embeddings to Ontology object via AIP Logic Action
Problem I’m building an AIP Logic pipeline that processes a PDF and creates a Knowledge Article object. The workflow is: Extract text from a PDF media reference Use an LLM to generate structured fields (Title, Short Description, Content, Category, Tags, Key Points, Content Type, Entities) Generate text embeddings using text-embedding-ada-002 Convert the embedding output to Array Call a Create Knowledge Articles ontology action to write the data to an object All upstream blocks execute successfully during preview (PDF extraction, LLM output, embedding generation). However, the final Ontology Action fails. Error RemoteException: INTERNAL (Default:Internal) Trace ID: 11896d79c7214279 Error ID: b4d93c5-95df-47fb-a560-f765603daa8b The failure occurs specifically in the Create Knowledge Articles action block. In the debugger, the action shows: Arguments: {} Even though all fields appear correctly mapped in
FR: Add section toggle to Workshop usage metrics
Hi! The new usage metric analysis in workshop is very helpful to understand the importance of certain parts of the application There are couple of events I find missing: expand/collapse/toggle of collapsible sections change of conditional visibility of sections Would be cool to have these added aswell ! Best regards Philipp 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
MCP - Cloning a Repository Issue
Hi All, I am trying to use Palantir MCP in Claude Code, and I have access to my ontology data and all tools. However, when I try to edit my repository, I first need to clone it locally to allow this. However, it is running into an issue when it tries to do it. I’ve gotten around this by cloning myself locally, and I have checked that when cloning locally, the ‘@’ is in fact ‘%2540’. Also, I know I can use VS Code on Foundry instead to do my changes. I was just seeing how I can push what’s possible on the platform. The explanation is below. I am wondering if this is actually a bug or an issue on my behalf. The tool that’s broken is clone_code_repository_locally . What it does: It constructs a git clone URL using your Foundry credentials in the format: https://:@samrajsahota.euw-3.palantirfoundry.co.uksamrajsahota.euw-3.palantirfoundry.co.uk/stemma/git/// What the bug is: Your Foundry account username is your email address (e.g. yourname@gmail.com). When this get
Logs of functions (TSv1, TSv2, Python, AIP Logic, ...) as a dataset for analysis with custom arguments?
I want to analyze the logs of the execution of some of my functions: TSv1, TSv2, Python, AIP Logic functions, etc. I would like to understand what my users are calling those functions with (= “What are the usual inputs for my functions”) and what is the quality of the output of those functions (= “What are the output of my functions”). I would like to use this for retraining/prompt-tweaking/etc. How can I get a dataset with “logs” of the executions of my functions of a given scope (e.g. project) ? Can I get the inputs/outputs of those functions ? 2 posts - 1 participant Read full topic
VELOX vs GLUTEN
So, in Foundry, we can explicitly use BOTH references (GLUTEN as profile and VELOX as backend): @configure( ["EXECUTOR_MEMORY_MEDIUM", "EXECUTOR_MEMORY_OFFHEAP_FRACTION_HIGH", "GLUTEN"], backend=ComputeBackend.VELOX) @transform_df( Output('/Project/folder/output'), source_df=Input('/Project/folder/input'), ) def compute(source_df): ... This is strange, because… GLUTEN profile itself has a setting enabling VELOX backend: The official documentation does not use the GLUTEN profile only referencing the VELOX backend. It implies that Gluten is used under the hood. I’m lost here. What should we use: both, one of them? which? What if we use both, some particular setting comes from both and differs? 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
String property not findable by any of the sub-terms
I have objects with a string property (my-string) in the format of term1.term2:term3 . I was expecting to be able to find these objects in Object Explorer (and in Workshop filters) by searching for any of these sub-terms ( term1 , term2 , or term3 ), but that does not seem to be the case. How do I fix this? 2 posts - 1 participant Read full topic
How do I setup 'Temporary Training Artifacts' project with 'Editor' permissions for all users?
Hi everyone, I am planning to set up a new project named “Temporary Training Artifacts” to facilitate an upcoming hands-on training session. To ensure a seamless experience for all participants, I need to configure the project so that all users (or the ‘Everyone’ group) have ‘Editor’ access by default. This will allow them to create, edit, and collaborate on data artifacts within this specific project. I have a few questions regarding the best practices for this setup: Namespace & Permissions: What is the recommended way to grant ‘Editor’ roles to all users without compromising the security of other production namespaces? Automated Cleanup: Since these are “temporary” artifacts, are there any built-in Foundry features (or scripts) to automatically archive or delete this project after the training ends (e.g., in 30 days)? Resource Limits: Are there any concerns regarding resource consumption (Compute/Storage) if a large number of users start bui
Will Contour editing capabilities be added to AI‑FDE?
Hi, Are there any plans or timelines to expose Contour app editing (viewing/modifying Contour pipelines/blocks) through AI‑FDE, similar to how Pipeline Builder is supported today? Thanks! 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
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[bug/documentation improvement] List Resource Roles API
Tagged as osdk but technically a platform SDK/API topic: https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/api/v2/filesystem-v2-resources/resource-roles/list-resource-roles/ The List Resource Roles API has an optional boolean query param labeled includeInherited , however in practice this is only behaving like a flag param: e.g. all of the following have the same impact (i.e. to include inherited) /api/v2/filesystem/resources/{resourceRid}/roles?includeInherited=true /api/v2/filesystem/resources/{resourceRid}/roles?includeInherited=false /api/v2/filesystem/resources/{resourceRid}/roles?includeInherited The only way to limit the result to explicit role grants is to omit the query param. Unsure if this is a bug or intended behavior but if the latter it might help to clarify that and add a note about default value (e.g. false) 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
[enhancements] Foundry Branching provenance/visibility
Foundry branching is great and we’re loving the new features/support, but I think we could improve visibility for merged branches in a few ways: First, when looking at a merged branch in the Foundry Branching activity, there is no information about the data that was included in that branch – only a link to the merged proposal. In the proposal, only the resources that were changed are listed here (and are hyperlinked only to the master branch version of the resource, with no link to the associated PR (speaking at least for Authoring changes). enhancements : (a) Show the merged changes with the same interactive diff view we get when reviewing a new proposal. (b) include a hyperlink to the associated proposal/PR for any pipeline changes In Code Repositories (using an example of a change created by AI FDE), we rely on line blame and the File Changes view in the bottom panel. Line blame shows the changes were authored by Foundry (authoring) rather than the requesting engineer,
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External Users can access Workshop but not OSDK React application?
I have set up an SAML connection for authenticating External Users, and I am able to redirect the users to Workshop Applications in my Foundry instance. However, when I change the Home page URL configuration for this org’s users in Control Panel from: /module/view/latest/ri.workshop.main.module.xxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxxxx to: https://xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.palantirfoundry.com/ (the react website URL) The user is redirected to: https://xxxxxxxxx.palantirfoundry.com/multipass/login/all and is asked to login into the Foundry Instance. Any solutions to this? 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic
Issues App Access from Carbon Workspace
I have a set of users who only have access to a Carbon Workspace, for security purposes. Is there a way to enable access to the Issues/Support App from the Carbon Workspace, without giving them access to any other part of the Foundry platform, including compass? 3 posts - 2 participants Read full topic