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Hi, I Am Running A Script From A Git Repository. In The Repository There Is A Package That I Wrote And I Would Like The Script That I Am Running To Be Able To Import It, Thus I Need To Add The Package Path To Python Path. Repo Structure:

Hi, I am running a script from a git repository.
in the repository there is a package that i wrote and i would like the script that i am running to be able to import it, thus I need to add the package path to python path.
repo structure:

|- my repo
      |- my package
      |- scripts
            |- my script

how can I make the agent add the path to the package (which is inside the repo that is downloaded)?
the simplest solution is to add the following lines to the script:

import sys
sys.path.append(...)

is there another solution to achieve the same result?

  
  
Posted 8 months ago
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Hi @<1594863230964994048:profile|DangerousBee35> ! This looks like an ok solution, but I would make the package pip-installable and push it to another repo, then add that repo to a requirements file such that the agent can install it. Other than that, I can’t really think of another easy way to use your package

  
  
Posted 8 months ago

It seems that when the working directory is set to '.' (root of the cloned repo) I am able to import my package as expected.
I thought about your solution but then it requires me to push every time I change my package which is inconvenient.

  
  
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