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For Some Reason The Installed Packages Are Not Reflecting The One From The

for some reason the installed packages are not reflecting the one from the requirements.txt in the repository?
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Posted one day ago
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Hi @<1772433273633378304:profile|VexedWoodpecker50> , these are the packages that were on the environment that ran the experiment. Please see here - None

  
  
Posted 20 hours ago

hi @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> thanks for the reply but that doesn’t seem to be the case, I have a requirements.txt file that is very different from the one getting displayed

  
  
Posted 20 hours ago

basically how can I make sure the packages from the requirements.txt get picked up instead of theses ones?

  
  
Posted 19 hours ago

I think this is what you're looking for then - None
Task.add_requirements

  
  
Posted 19 hours ago

I see, thank you for the help but shouldn’t it automatically install packages that I’m specifying?

  
  
Posted 19 hours ago

By default it will use the packages that were detected in the environment. You can override that default behaviour with this.

  
  
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