Sure, I have opened https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/issues/340 .

Hi HighCentipede85 ,

You can pass the git repo detection with auto_connect_frameworks={"detect_repository": False} :
task = Task.init(project_name="Your project name", task_name="Your task name", auto_connect_frameworks={"detect_repository": False})Notice: This will leave empty all the sections for the execution part.

or do you mean this by your note? i.e. leaving the execution parts empty.

yep 🙂

Currently, when ClearML detect a .git file, it will store your running script as part of your git repo. The workaround to store the whole script as a standalone is just like you did (or to run it outside of the repo).
We currently don’t have such an option to store the script as a standalone, but this could be a useful feature.

Can you add a new  https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/issues  issue with this request? Just so it won’t get lost

okay, that is a step in the right direction. Unfortunately, now the script is not stored.
Maybe I don't use clearml as intended. As a first try, I run the code locally, then I clone it and run it on a worker.
With the above change, there is no code stored: "Note: This experiment seems to not contain any executable code. If enqueued to run, it might produce no results."

or do you mean this by your note? i.e. leaving the execution parts empty.