sure, but I don't know if this doesn't break something else

I did, but I still have the same issue..

tglema@mvd0000xlrndtl2 clearml-src

git:(28b8502) ✗

git status
HEAD detached at 0.17.5rc3

I did a python setup.py develop, and ran the script:
` from clearml import Dataset

dataset = Dataset.create(dataset_project='test', dataset_name='example')
dataset.add_files('/home/tglema/example.jpeg')
dataset.add_files('/home/tglema/logo.png')
print(dataset.list_files())
dataset.upload()
dataset.finalize()

dataset_new = Dataset.create...

thanks!

are those warnings ok?

I left it as you wrote it

no, only in the clearml.conf file
Now I removed the output_uri in the conf file of the machine that started the task, and when I run it as agent in GCP it works.
Is this a bug?

very possible yes..but doesn't it fallback to iteration =epoch then after?

Did you put anything inside 

init.py

?

nope

did you do a git init?

following this: https://allegro.ai/clearml/docs/docs/deploying_clearml/clearml_server_gcp.html

I've included a requirements.txt file

and what about those packages that are not being loaded because they don't appear in the main file?

so in my main file I have:

from my_package import dummy_module

dummy_module.func(args)

and in dummy_module I have:

import pandas as pd

def func(args):
pd.read_csv(args.file)

the my_package now works ok 🙂

for it to work in a remote worker

Hi AgitatedDove14 , now I'm seeing under INSTALLED PACKAGES both "." and "my_package"..what could be the issue here?

great, thanks! 🙂

in this example my main func is going to be the scripts that creates the pipeline controller

and then it works

btw, do you see these messages AgitatedDove14 when they are inside an old thread? or should I start a new message?

awesome! will you do the PR or should I?

latest

where can I find more info about why it failed?

I had to mask some parts 😁

your example with absl package worked

it is ok?
Task init
params setup
task.execute_remotely()
real_code here

it would be completed right after the upload

no, to the current task

I didn't know about that one! I'll try it, thanks!!