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Hi! How Can I Force Clearml To Find My Repo? My Current Repo Structure Is Like This:

Hi! How can I force clearml to find my repo?
My current repo structure is like this:

  • backend
  • frontend
  • ml
  • …Since I work only on the ml folder I launch al my scripts sitting there..when I go the the task page, there is no info of the repo:
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Posted 10 months ago
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thanks!

  
  
Posted 9 months ago

so when inside the docker, I don’t see the git repo and that’s why ClearML doesn’t see it

  
  
Posted 10 months ago

Hi @<1523702868694011904:profile|AbruptCow41>
Check what are you getting when running git status inside the working directory, this is essentially how it works. Are you expecting to later run it with an agent?

  
  
Posted 10 months ago

Thanks for the answer. You’re right. I forgot to add that this tasks runs inside a docker container and I’m currently only mapping the $PWD ( ml folder) into /app folder in the container.

  
  
Posted 10 months ago

I could map the root folder of the repo into the container, but that would mean everything ends up in there

  
  
Posted 10 months ago

so when inside the docker, I don’t see the git repo and that’s why ClearML doesn’t see it

Correct ...

I could map the root folder of the repo into the container, but that would mean everything ends up in there

This is the easiest, you can put it on the ENV variable :
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