Yes, but it is not a matter of version - no version of this package can be installed on Linux, this module is available only on Windows.
When I try to install all the packages from my requirements.txt manually on this Linux machine it seems fine, so I am not sure why pywin32 is added as requirement when executing the clearml task.
You can add it manually to the requirements
But I don't specify pywin in my requirements, so I can't edit its version and I think it is not just a matter of version, but of installing it at all - I've read that you shouldn't install this library on non-Windows machines at all
Hi @<1566596960691949568:profile|UpsetWalrus59> , when an experiment is in draft mode you can edit requirements to some version that is supported on remote machine