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Hi Everyone! I Was Wondering, What Would Be The Best Way To Install A Custom Local Python Package On A Remote Worker? The Remote Worker Has Access To The Repository, But I Am Struggling To Figure Out How I Can Let The Remote Worker Install This Package As

Hi everyone!
I was wondering, what would be the best way to install a custom local python package on a remote worker? The remote worker has access to the repository, but I am struggling to figure out how i can let the remote worker install this package aswell... . I have found some ugly solutions I wanna use as a last resort since I am conviced there should be an easy way of doing this.

  
  
Posted 3 months ago
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i have a pyproject.toml in the root dir which installs the custom package with pip install -e .

  
  
Posted 3 months ago

From my understanding the agent basically runs a pip install command (usually pointing to some autogenerated list of packages - depending on configs).

You can treat the 'installed packages' section as if it were a 'requirements.txt' file.

  
  
Posted 3 months ago

I confirm that clearml handle properly -e installed package. That is very nice because package get updated automatically without touch requirements.txt 😄
Your clearml worker need to be setup in order to have access to the git repo.

  
  
Posted 3 months ago

Hi @<1836213536267702272:profile|ConvolutedCoyote85> , how would you normally install this package from a different machine?

  
  
Posted 3 months ago