If you have a requirements file then you can specify it:
Task.force_requirements_env_freeze(requirements_file='requirements.txt')
If you just want pip freeze output to be shown in your "Installed Packages" section then use:
Task.force_requirements_env_freeze()
Notice that in both cases you should call the function Before you call Task.init()
btw, what do you mean by "Packages will be installed from projects requirements file" ?

I'm trying to accomplish that but instead of a pip freeze I just get a "Packages will be installed from projects requirements file" even though there is no projects requirements file. Do I need to do something with development.detect_with_pip_freeze ?

I am using Task.force_requirements_env_freeze() (before Task.init) with no requirements file specified (because I do not have one), and my experiments are showing this under packages:

Correct (basically pip freeze results)

Could it be because some of the packages then point to files?
pyarrow==5.0.0
pandas @ file:///D:/bld/pandas_1624391191530/work

Just making sure, pip package installed on your Conda env, correct?

Yes I just did pip list in the env and it worked fine

pip freezeworks ?

Yes

Dang that's not good news for me

Yep, everything (both conda and pip)

I do see that once a task fails the installed package list is updated with a full list of the environment... I don't know if that helps at all

HelplessCrocodile8 , I managed to reproduce, hold tight 🙂

Okay, definitely feel better knowing I am not crazy 👍

I think CostlyOstrich36 managed to reproduce?!

Thanks

` from clearml import Task

args = {'hello': 'world'}

Task.force_requirements_env_freeze()
task = Task.init(project_name='example', task_name="Test")
task.connect(args)
task.execute_remotely() `

HelplessCrocodile8 I just tried it, everything seems to work (ubuntu 20.04) 😞
What's the OS your are using? Python version? Is it conda ?

HelplessCrocodile8 what version of clearml are you using?

I'll be your n00b w1nd0ws beta tester lol

1.1.1

HelplessCrocodile8 , we managed to reproduce the issue. Looks like it occurs in this specific case only on python3.9 + windows. We've logged it and it should be fixed. I'll let you know when 🙂

CostlyOstrich36 did you manage to reproduce it?
I tried conda w/ python3.9 on a clean Windows VM , and it worked as expected ....

No should be fine... Let me see if I can get a windows box 🙂

I believe this also impacts python 3.8 + windows btw

You can see installed packages with that script?

Okay, thanks for looking into it

Windows 10, 3.9, using conda but even pip list should output something