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Hi Community! I Have A Question Regarding Using Docker Containers With Conda. We Have Created A Docker Image Where All The Required Python Modules Are Installed Using Conda. The Conda Environment Is Activated Automatically In The Entrypoint Of The Docker


Hi Martin, I'll check today what the output of the command that you sent is. However, when I started the container yesterday with:

docker run -it <docker name> bash

, and then run the following:

which python
which pip

, they both point to the environment set up when the image is built. Also, when starting the Python interpreter inside the container, and running the following

import torch
import torch_scatter
import <other modules>

works with all of the modules that were installed when the image was built. That's the reason we concluded that the correct environment is set in the entrypoint of the container...perhaps we were mistaken, though...

  
  
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