but for example the pytorch versions would be different for the two, macbook is running a different version and my GPU(an Nvidia machine) an another version,...

I can git clone just fine on that same machine and account and ofc same repository

I tried it that way but then I also tried it by creating an ssh connection and having the ssh credentials stored in the machine and setting force_git_ssh to ...

I want the location to be not from a tmp file

just a small question @<1576381444509405184:profile|ManiacalLizard2> : when I do remotely execute I get this line, Current configuration (clearml_agent v1.9....

Hi guys, I have a brand new problem

I want it to come from the regular clearml.conf file

I see the Agent recreates the environment from the local machine in the remote machine

the problem is with git

in this case do I need an agent running on my local machine? Or the remote machine?

for some reason the installed packages are not reflecting the one from the requirements.txt in the repository?

because that tmp config file has different settings from the one that’s in my actual clearml.conf (which is in the remote server of course)

I have looked through the chat and some people have had the same issue but none of them had a solution

dumb question I know but I have code running on my local machine and I’m using the remotely_execute() call in there so it’d go to my GPU machine

I have the user/pass set up on the clearml.conf and also have the enable_git_ask_pass set to True

which agent will enqueue my task? let’s say both agents are listening on the same queue

I also have another question @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> I’m hoping you’d be kind of enough to guide me: the clearml.conf file that gets u...

and can someone please explain what the date represents?