u/Fuehnix

We didn't do assigned seats, and we didn't have bride/groom sides, so people just sat wherever. But if you allow "wherever" to happen, then inevitably, you'll end up with rows of seats in the front/middle just being empty.

Have your venue, friend, or day of wedding coordinator take action and encourage people to move up when sitting at your ceremony. Otherwise you'll end up with many empty seats in the background of your photos like my wedding :')

My wedding was a while ago and it's not a super big deal, but it is a mild frustration because our best wedding photo, with us going down the aisle together, has like more than a dozen empty seats in the background. Just recently went to an event that had someone assertive take charge and push people forward to avoid that and thought "oh, I wish I had this at my wedding!"

I was looking at the docs to see what I need to replace the langchain memory system with, and the link

https://python.langchain.com/docs/versions/migrating_memory/

Is just a redirect to https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/langchain/overview

It feels insulting. It also looks like this is more than just a migration for breaking changes, it feels like a complete code rewrite would be necessary to move to 1.0, as memory was replaced by a part of an "agents" class. I don't have agents or tools, I have prompts, runnables, and langsmith traces/runtrees. I'm not using langchain for an agentic application. I'm passing around a custom version of ConversationTokenBufferMemory that I wrote to work with my multiprocessing application. So it would seem I'd have to rewrite my system to use agents instead of all of that, just so I can use memory.

I know memory has been deprecated for a while apparently (I didn't get the memo because I was using https://langchain-doc.readthedocs.io/ ), but I'm getting tired of Langchain rewriting the way you use the entire framework, breaking changes, and not updating docs. The readthedocs website is still up with no indication that any of this is deprecated or that there even is a 1.0 version.

This is for work and is already in AB testing. It needs to go into production with langsmith for observability.

PSA: You don't need assigned seats, but make sure someone pushes people to fill seats