I generated another one just to show

the local machine does not have clearml-agent

well, I’m not sure how I’d go about cloning just one specific commit but I have cloned the repository

and force_git_ssh_protocol to false, I have also tried turning it to true and enable_git_ask_pass to false but no luck

I do have the virtualenv installed on the same python environment

ubuntu 18.04

I generated the access token in gitlab and passed it to git_pass

and an ubuntu machine is running the agent on the same network i guess and all clearml.conf changes you also make on that machine. correct?

actually sorry it’s 20.04

You're sure this is a generated token and not a password?

the macbook is the local machine, it has the script that uses execute_remotely

I’m positive, this is where I got it from

update: clearml-agent was stuck on version 1.4.0 it has now been upgraded to the latest version 1.9.2

And can you manually clone the same exact commit on the machine running the agent?

Also, you need to restart the agent between changes in the config

What OS are you on?

wait.

they all seem to have the ‘glpat’ prefix before them

Try installing virtualenv on the ubuntu machine running the agent

back then the error was this

oops sorry! And yes I have set up the access token from gitlab and that’s what I’m passing in git_pass

Can you add the full log of the run?

The agent prints its configuration before the execution step, I don't see agent.git_pass set anywhere in the log. Are you sure you set it up on the correct machine? This needs to be set up on the machine running the agent.

just to be clear, the second log I sent was awhile ago, anything showing there is largely irrelevant

and you can see it includes the commit that the log mentions

let me know if it changes anything. Of course rerun the agent afterwards

From the previous screenshot you showed, it looks like you're using a password and not an access token

noted and updated

self-hosted so clearml keys are fine