That's alright?

This is the error that I get:

We're initialising a task to ensure it appears on the experiments page;
Also not doing so gave us issues of ‘Missing parent pipeline task’ for a set of experiments we had done earlier

Is there a way to store the return values after each pipeline stage in a format other than pickle?

What exact ly does the error mean

So I'm trying to run my pipeline file that runs a pipeline locally and logs metrics and stuff to the clearml server

Hey We figured a temporary solution - by importing the modules and reloading the contents of the artefact by pickle. It still gives us a warning, though training works now. Do send an update if you find a better solution

Here's what I get for the initial set up stage of clearml-serving

I had initially just pasted the new credentials in place of the existing ones in my conf file;
Running clearml-init now fails at verifying credentials

Exactly what I thought;
That's so odd

SuccessfulKoala55 Any leads f or the above error i n running the script?

Super sorry for being a bit late!

More context:
I have agents running the stages and the pipeline being executed locally here.

That aside, adding mock doesn't really change the error above though

http://localhost:9000 http://localhost:9000/%3Cbucket%3E
My minio instance is hosted locally at the 9000 port.

Thank you so much for being active!

stuff is a package that has my local modules - I've added it to my path by sys.path.insert, though here it isn't able to unpickle

I tried it - it works for a library that you can install, not for something local I suppose

This issue was due to a wsl proxy problem; wsl’s host name couldn't be resolved by the server and that became a problem for running agents. It works fine on Linux machines so far, however.
So no worries :D

I have hidden the host name as well

Umm I suppose that won't work - this package consists of .py scripts that I use for a set of configs and Utils for my model.

Not local .py files

I replaced local host with the host name of the server in the credentials

Hey,
So I did change the host port on the docker -compose.yml file, here's the weird error:
Why is the url being parsed with “”
I have renamed example. en v to just .env so that docker -compose can recognise the env variables(—env-file never works for me)

Thanks for actively replying, David
Any update on the example for saving a model from within a pipeline( specifically in .pth or h5 formats?)