yes, but note that I’m not talking about VS Code instance set up be clearml-session, but about a local one. I’ll do another test to determine whether VS Code from clearml-session suffers from the same problem
(when I say fancy, you are free to substitute whatever adjective you wish instead 🙂
“VSCode running locally connected to the remote machine over the SSH” - exactly
okay, let me check it, but I suspect the issue is running over SSH, to overcome these issues with pycharm we have specific plugin to pass the git info to the remote machine. Let me check what we can do here.
FiercePenguin76 BTW, you can do the following to add / update packages on the remote sessionclearml-session --packages "newpackge>x.y" "jupyterlab>6"
Also, installed packages are also incorrect (not including ones that I install fmor within the notebook using !pip install package_name_here )
` # Python 3.8.5 (default, Jan 27 2021, 15:41:15) [GCC 9.3.0]
azure_storage_blob == 12.8.0
boto3 == 1.17.30
clearml == 0.17.5
google_cloud_storage == 1.36.2
ipykernel == 5.5.0
Detailed import analysis
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IMPORT PACKAGE azure_storage_blob
clearml.storage: 0
IMPORT PACKAGE boto3
clearml.storage: 0
IMPORT PACKAGE clearml
clearml: 0
IMPORT PACKAGE google_cloud_storage
clearml.storage: 0
IMPORT PACKAGE ipykernel
ipykernel_launcher.py: 15 `
docker: nvidia/cuda:11.2.1-cudnn8-runtime-ubuntu20.04
jupyterlab 3.0.11
clearml lib 0.17.5
no warnings2021-03-24 17:55:44,672 - clearml.Task - INFO - No repository found, storing script code instead
aaahhh.. I will wager good money Sir that you are then using ipython in vscode which is probably trying to do something "fancy" with the interpreter
Hi FiercePenguin76
It seems it fails detecting the notebook server and thinks this is a "script running".
What is exactly your setup?
docker image ?
jupyter-lab version ?
clearml version?
Also are you getting any warning when calling Task.init ?
FiercePenguin76
So running the Task.init from the jupyter-lab works, but running the Task.init from the VSCode notebook does not work?
Hmm so VSCode running locally connected to the remote machine over the SSH?
(I'm trying to figure out how to replicate the setup for testing)
so I assume it’s somehow related to remote connection form VS Code
also, I tried running the notebook directly in remote jupyter - I see correct uncommitted changes
yeah, I missed the fact that I’m running it not by opening remote jupyter in browser, but by connecting to remote jupyter with local VS Code
Howdy Jevgeni, that's .. strange. I am using google colab (free edition 🙂 and doing exactly the same as you, but I don't see any uncommited changes.. hrrm.. can you try this on colab maybe ? I am wondering if it's your jupyter notebook's version of python or some other notebook extension maybe