Notice that the new pip syntax:
packagename @ <some_link_here>Is actually interpreted by pip as :
Install "packagename" if it is not installed use the @ "<some_link_here>" to install it.

okay, what do I do if it IS installed?

in the docker image

DilapidatedDucks58 use a full link , without the package name
git+

thanks, this one worked after we changed the package version

from the experiment log

Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to upgrade): celsusutils==0.0.1

Hi DilapidatedDucks58

how to force-reinstall package from github in Installed Packages

You mean make sure that the agent installs it from github?
The "Installed packages" section is equivalent to "requirements.txt" anything you can put in requirements.txt, you can put there.
For example adding to "Installed Packages"
git+Will make sure you install the latest clearml from GitHub.
Notice that you cannot have two packages with the same name (just like with regular requirements.txt)
If you want specific commit id:
git+