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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 2 years ago

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

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

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

  
  
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