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45 × Eureka!you are right, I can’t see the git_pass but in the previous logs I see it
well, I’m not sure how I’d go about cloning just one specific commit but I have cloned the repository
amazing answer thank you so much
@<1754676270102220800:profile|AlertReindeer55> hi! Were you able to fix the second issue?
@<1739455977599537152:profile|PoisedSnake58> hi! Were you able to fix this issue?
yes, the remote machine is running the clearml-agent, this file resides in that same machine, same account
and force_git_ssh_protocol to false, I have also tried turning it to true and enable_git_ask_pass to false but no luck
update: clearml-agent was stuck on version 1.4.0 it has now been upgraded to the latest version 1.9.2
just to be clear, the second log I sent was awhile ago, anything showing there is largely irrelevant
1732640020078 Ajeels-MacBook-Pro-392.local info ClearML Task: created new task id=85d62ab2b6a74438b587c7b249b33c93
ClearML results page:
2024-11-26 16:53:40,842 - clearml.Task - INFO - Waiting for repository detection and full package requirement analysis
1732640022115 Ajeels-MacBook-Pro-392.local info ClearML Monitor: GPU monitoring failed getting GPU reading, switching off GPU monitoring
1732640022437 Ajeels-MacBook-Pro-392.local info 2024-11-26 16:53:42,437 - clearml.Ta...
okay I still can not seem to get the git_pass to show up on the logs, when I make other changes to the clearml.conf they do show up on the logs but not the git_pass any ideas?
the machine has multiple accounts, is it possible it’s picking up the settings from some other user’s clearml.conf ?
