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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 just making sure, the link is pyrorch nightly artifactory? Or is it a direct link to the package? Reason for asking, I was not aware they have proper artifactory... When the task runs the trains agent will update the installed packages with all the installed packages it used. Could you verify you have the correct version?

Regarding the extra files, you are correct, the docker container is reset every run, so they will get lost. What are those files for? Could you add them to the git repo? You could also pull them from a url with StorageManager and the cache is persistent, so it's very efficient

  
  
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