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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.):


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Ok, will check this tomorrow. Thank you for your help!
After few commit-push-pulls got no diff issue on Windows. But just got a weird behavior - if stages running in a pipeline, they do not create new files, but instead, they cannot be run if the files they produce, were not committed. I do not really understand the logic of this. To be exact:
I have 3 stages, each implemented as separate script: 1) converting annotations into coco test.json and train.json files 2) converting json files and images into test.record and train.record files 3) training network using *.record files. Well, if I delete test.json and train.json from local folder (d:\object_detection), and from gitlab origin, the 1st stage running in pipeline cannot be implemented because these (resulting!) files are not found while downloading repository and setting environment. The same is true for the 2nd stage. And, moreover, test.json, train.json, train.record, test.record files are not created in "d:\object_detection" folder. There I can find the old versions of files, which were created while running separately each stage script (not in pipeline). Are they created somewhere on C disk, which is system disk and where ClearML and Python are installed? Really, I do not understand the logic.

  
  
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