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Also, Any Advice On Using Best Practice Of Using Task.Create() Instead Of Task.Init()? I Have The Need Of Specifying Docker And Repository, So Only Find Task.Create() Can Achive What I Need. But Then I End Up With Always Creating 2 Scripts For Each Task I


Hi ScrawnyCrocodile51 , You can set the repository using Task.set_repo - None

Although if you use Task.init it will automatically detect the repository from the script. If you don't want to execute the code on your machine you can use Task.execute_remotely - None

And finally, you can use Task.set_base_docker to set the docker image you want to use - None

I would advise using Task.init and it should make your life much easier 🙂

  
  
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