Sure, essentially my local python project organized using "src layout", look like this:

foo/
    |--src/
        |--module.py
    |--pyproject.toml
    |--clearml_tasks/
        |--task1.py

in the project, it would use absolute import like from foo import module , and I would install foo project in a editable mode during setup.

When I trying to create clearml task and send it to remote server using above way (leverage requirements.txt to configure library dependencies, and pro...

PROJECT_NAME = "test"
TASK_NAME = "test_connect"
QUEUE_NAME = "default"
task = Task.init(project_name=PROJECT_NAME, task_name=TASK_NAME)

config = {
    "name": "foo",
    "arg1": "bar",
}
task.connect(config)

task.execute_remotely(queue_name=QUEUE_NAME)
# ------------- end of setup -------------

def dummy_op(config):
    pprint(config)

    return config


dummy_op(config)

Sreenshot also provided to show what "edit" button only appear in user property not hyperparamter
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Thanks John! This is exactly it! need to reset the task first then the edit feature will show up