I could take a look and figure that out.
This will greatly accelerate integration 😉
Sure, I’ll share It through a private message!
Thanks GrievingTurkey78 !
It seems that under the hood they user argparser
See here:
https://github.com/google/python-fire/blob/c507c093fa6622ab5efee21709ffbf25974e4cf7/fire/parser.py
Which means it might just work?!
What do you think?
Hi GrievingTurkey78
I'm assuming similar to https://github.com/pallets/click/
?
Auto connect and store/override all the parameters?
AgitatedDove14 I filed an issue of fire for them to point us to the argument parsing method https://github.com/google/python-fire/issues/291
GrievingTurkey78 can you send the entire log?
Yes, it’s similar; somewhat more automatic since it detects the classes of functions arguments and generates the CLI. What do you mean by that AgitatedDove14 get all the parameters and use task.connect ?
I am about to try everything AgitatedDove14 but ran into a gitlab error from the agent, I added the username and password to the configuration file but still get a Host key verification failed . Is it common that the cloning message shows the SSH link instead of the HTTPS when username and password are provided?
Just making sure I understand, basically same ArgParser support we already have, but for python-fire (which is the ability to automatically log the arguments, and then change them when executed by trains-agent), correct?
If this is the case, are you familiar with the implementation of python-fire ? What I'm looking for is where exactly the parsing happens, so we could patch it, and log/override values
Yes AgitatedDove14 , I added git user name and password on the trains.conf file. On the results tab of the UI the logs clone command shows the SSH command instead of the HTTPS :Repository cloning failed: Command ['clone', mailto:'git@gitlab.com : ...
Yes, exactly! Unfortunately I am not so familiar with the internals of the library but I could take a look and figure that out.