yup I see, so the changes I make in the remote machine should be the only relevant one yet those changes do not get reflected

this problem has been solved, the solution was this: None

as you can see enable_git_ask_pass is set to true

just to be clear, the second log I sent was awhile ago, anything showing there is largely irrelevant

noted and updated

the local machine does not have clearml-agent

actually sorry it’s 20.04

they all seem to have the ‘glpat’ prefix before them

the macbook is the local machine, it has the script that uses execute_remotely

hi @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> thanks for the reply but that doesn’t seem to be the case, I have a requirements.txt file that is very different from the one getting displayed

the machine has multiple accounts, is it possible it’s picking up the settings from some other user’s clearml.conf ?

I have to kill the current clearml-agent processes and call daemon for the changes to take effect

it’s the same one as before

I then compose down’ed the containers and up’ed them

but it’s not, for example the agent.git_user is a different value in actual clearml.conf vs the one that’s actually getting picked up by the container

why is it specifically asking for that .cfg file?

still same problem