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Hi guys, How does allegro keep track of the requirements (I'm running the scripts on a remote train-agent with --docker )? Is there a way to make him automat...
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Hi, I was running a trains agent (version 1.16.1 ) on a remote machine. I notice that even if in the trains.conf agent.git_user, agent.git_pass was set, the ...
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Hi guys, Firstly, thank you for your efforts and your support. I'm trying to use allegro trains to handle the experiments of a git repo. The repo is structur...
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Hi! I was wondering if it's possible for a clearml agent to create an environment from a conda environment.yml file every time an experiment is run
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0 Hi Guys, How Does Allegro Keep Track Of The Requirements (I'M Running The Scripts On A Remote Train-Agent With

No sorry maybe I wasn't clear, let me clarify
Suppose I have setup a Tranis server and a Trains agent (which uses docker to enforce reproducibility)

Consider I have a script script.py
` from trains import Task
import numpy as np

task = Task.init(project_name="my project", task_name="my task")
task.execute_remotely()

print(np.any_fuction(...)) UserA has a python environment with numpy==1.16 and launches script through python script.py UserB ` has a python envi...

4 years ago
0 Hi Guys, How Does Allegro Keep Track Of The Requirements (I'M Running The Scripts On A Remote Train-Agent With

Yes! I think that would be great (and hopefully, helpful also for other people)
Thank you for your support!

4 years ago
0 Hi, I Was Running A Trains Agent (Version

agent.git_user, agent.git_pass was set in the remote machine
To launch the experiment I was simply using the UI of Allegro

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