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Hi! To make my script work inside a task, I need to add working_dir to the PYTHONPATH . According to the ClearML agent console log, here are the relevant lin...
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HI! I was wondering, is there a way to pass a Dockerfile (from the same repo with the code for example) to the base_docker task instead of just a tag? It's m...
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0 Hi! To Make My Script Work Inside A Task, I Need To Add

@<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> I've added clearml to my project. Everything works fine locally: all metrics and other metadata are sent to clearml. Now I want to run my experiments through agent and at this step I got problems.

My project has a complex structure, so I need to modify the PYTHONPATH variable. Otherwise agent will fail with import error. Specifically, I want to add CLEARML_TASK_WORKING_DIR there. How and where should I do this?

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