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Is There A Way To Tell The Agent To Run In Docker In A Way That Just “Trusts” The Installation Completely? For Example, I Have A Local Environment With Python 3.8.10 And I Am Trying To Run A Task In A Docker With Python 3.8.13 I’Ve Pointed The Notorious

Is there a way to tell the agent to run in docker in a way that just “trusts” the installation completely?
for example, I have a local environment with python 3.8.10 and I am trying to run a task in a docker with python 3.8.13
I’ve pointed the notorious -e CLEARML_AGENT_SKIP_PIP_VENV_INSTALL=/usr/local/bin/python but the agent’s init script itself tells it to verify ranges of python versions and then re-install stuff if it can’t find them:
declare LOCAL_PYTHON ; for i in {10..5}; do which python3.$i && python3.$i -m pip --version && export LOCAL_PYTHON=$(which python3.$i) && break ; done ; [ ! -z $LOCAL_PYTHON ] || export CLEARML_APT_INSTALL="$CLEARML_APT_INSTALL python3-pip" ;

  
  
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Hi RoughTiger69 , you can use the CLEARML_AGENT_SKIP_PYTHON_ENV_INSTALL env var

  
  
Posted one year ago

may I also add that PyYAML is the worst thing in the history of python dependency hell?

  
  
Posted one year ago

This basically tells the agent to install nothing and assume everything is already installed

  
  
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