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Hi. After Upgrading Clearml To Latest Version, Got This Error From My Pipeline (Windows10, Configured And Running Tensorflowod For Tf 2.3.):


so far I understand, clearml tracks each library called from scripts and saves the list of this libraries somewhere (as I assume, this list is saved as requirements.txt file somewhere - which is later loaded into venv, when pipeline is running).

Correct

Can I edit this file (just to comment the row with "object-detection==0.1)?
BTW, regarding the object-detection library. My training scripts have calls like:

Yes in the UI, iu can right click on the Task select "reset", then it becomes fully editable ("installed packages", "git diff", basically everything)

where 

object_detection

 is not an installed library, but a name of a folder,

Oh.... No I see, So based on the fact it was detected by 'clearml' as a package I assume it was installed with "pip install -e <folder>" and this is why it was detected.
Regrading running it with the agent, this is a good use case for the "working directory" entry in the execution section:
Assume we have:
./script.py ./object_detection/__init__.py ...Then we need to make sure we have the working dir set to "." and the entry script as script.py
Make sense?

  
  
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