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Hello! I Am New To Clearml And Trying To Set It Up For My Org, And Have A Question Regarding Git Repository. So From What I Understood, Clearml Agent Spins Up A Docker Container And Then Clone The Github Repository, My Problem Is It Is Taking Too Long As

Hello! I am new to clearML and trying to set it up for my org, and have a question regarding git repository.
So from what I understood, clearml agent spins up a docker container and then clone the github repository, my problem is it is taking too long as my organization uses mono repo. I thought about trying to do sparse checkout instead but I could not find any place in the clearml.conf file to edit to add this behavior. Any thoughts on how to do it would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

  
  
Posted 19 days ago
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For now, I found that I can use CLEARML_AGENT_FORCE_CODE_DIR, but I have two questions:

First I was passing this through the extra docker arguments in Task UI, but is there a way to pass this flag through agent config? clearml.conf.

Second, I noticed that if I use this flag, it do not apply uncommitted changes, is there a way to do that and to switch to the proper commit?

  
  
Posted 17 days ago

Hi @<1768447000723853312:profile|RipeSeaanemone60> , I think the sparse flag isn't supported currently. I'd suggest opening a GitHub feature request for this 🙂

  
  
Posted 19 days ago

got it, will do thanks!

  
  
Posted 17 days ago