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Generally speaking, questions should have sufficient information to reproduce the problem. I'm not familiar with the libraries you're using, but I would have tinkered with the code if I could reproduce the problem.
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Yeah, large amounts of code aren't helpful to us. What you should do instead is hard-code any "inputs" to the problem-code that come from "upstream" and provide a "minimal reproducible example". This is true not just on this forum, but on Stackoverflow, and really any other time someone is asking a question about code.
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