I'm not sure. Maybe AgitatedDove14 , might have an idea

I think you would need to add some 'pre' steps. So you would want to build the package from the repository ( python setup.py bdist_wheel ) and then you can either install it manually via the startup script OR add it as a requirement using the following syntax in requirements file:///srv/pkg/mypackage

Thank you.

I created whl, but where can I add pre-step?

And, more importantly: I wanted to make a separate package for each pipeline, will it work without docker rebuilding for each version of my package?

Hi FlatOctopus65 , are you trying to run on the same machine or a different one?

FlatOctopus65

In my local environment

pipeline_package

is installed in development mode

In order to install the package you need to specify the git repo of the package, this is how the pipeline would know where to bring it from.
Either install it locally with "pip install git+ https://github.com/ ...." or add tp the packages argument of the Pipeline wrapper packages = ["git+ https://github.com/ "] `
wdyt?

If you're running in docker mode you can add those steps very easily to the bash startup script

hi CostlyOstrich36

In ClearML-Agent, other PC.

Does the other PC have the package locally there somewhere?

No, cloned repository is this package: tasks, pipeline and utilities.