Hi Max! Yes it is root of the repo. I need file that place root_repo/library_name/file.py. I run pipeline with an agent

Hmm that sounds okay to me, could you send the clearml log with the ‘No module named ..’ error?

BTW thank you, I will check directory

Additionally, I have found it helpful to take a look into the agent’s working directory. With the python error should be the location of the script, and it may tell you a bit more by browsing that directory

Thank you! I will try and share result with you too 🙂 Good ideas

It seems like the actual import statement worked, since there is no ‘ImportError: no module named x’

Just to be sure, you could download the repo and put this script in the root, and use the PipelineDecorator.debug_pipeline() option to run it locally and see if the code works like you wanted 🙂

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/root/.clearml/venvs-builds/3.8/code/get_signatures.py", line 34, in <module> results = get_signatures(**kwargs) File "/root/.clearml/venvs-builds/3.8/code/get_signatures.py", line 9, in get_signatures speaker_module = LIBRARY_IN_REPO(clearml_id=model) NameError: name 'LIBRARY_IN_REPO' is not defined

Hi Chingiz! Is the LIBRARY_IN_REPO in the root of the repo? How do you run this pipeline (with run_locally, debug_pipeline or with an agent)? And lastly, have you checked the clearml logs to see if the repo was correctly pulled?
I ask these questions because the pythonpath is the root of the repo and the repo can only be used when running the pipeline with an agent, IIRC