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Hey Guys, I'M Trying To Run An Experiment Using Trains-Agent. I Have A Custom Docker Image With Nightly Versions Of Pytorch And Our Own Library Installed From A Private Repo. I Was Assuming That These Packages Will Be Automatically Available To Trains Dur


Hi DilapidatedDucks58
trains-agent tries to resolvethe torch package based on the specific cuda version inside the docker (or on the host machine is if used in virtual-env mode). It seems to fail finding the specific version "torch==1.6.0.dev20200421+cu101"
I assume this version was automatically detected by trains when running manually. If this version came from a private artifactory you can add it to the trains.conf https://github.com/allegroai/trains-agent/blob/master/docs/trains.conf#L54 You can also replace it in the "installed packages" with a direct http link (notice that once you clone the experiment, this section becomes editable)What do you think?

  
  
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