Request through cache failed. Retrying without cache for omni1ReadAssetVersion(omniverse://localhost/NVIDIA/Materials/Base/Architecture): INVALID_URI

Omniverse Archive Samples & Examples
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Please check the following details which can help your team to reproduce the issue.

OS: Windows 11

Commands Executed:

cd C:\Users\dev\AppData\Local\ov\pkg\isaac_sim-2022.2.1

.\python.bat tools\composer\src\main.py --input parameters\flying_things_3d.yaml --output dataset\tutorial_1 --num-scenes 10 --/renderer/multiGpu/enabled=false --renderer/activeGpu=1

Parameter file path used:

C:\Users\dev\AppData\Local\ov\pkg\isaac_sim-2022.2.1\tools\composer\parameters\flying_things_3d.yaml

Error Log:

2023-09-19 13:13:48 [14,756ms] [Warning] [omni.client.plugin] Tick: provider_nucleus: CC-493: Request through cache failed. Retrying without cache for omni1ReadAssetVersion(omniverse://localhost/NVIDIA/Materials/Base/Architecture): INVALID_URI
2023-09-19 13:13:48 [14,756ms] [Warning] [omni.client.plugin] Tick: omniclient: CC-873: Bypassing cache until the application is restarted

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Hi @dev227 - I have re-assigned a question in a right channel who can help you with this issue.

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okay. I hope I get solution to my problem there soon.

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It sounds like from the log output that your cache service was not correctly running at the time. It was just looking for textures in the cache, and it could not find them so it rebuilds them. It is not an error, but just a non critical warning. You should still be able to execute any kit app you are trying to run. Try restarting the computer and try again.

Another possibility is that your localhost was not logged in and its not a valid address at the time the kit app was being run. Please quit the app and restart and re-auth your localhost.

Failing both of those, it could just be that you are trying to point to a texture that does not exist as stated.