Charles Baynham
Charles Baynham
Just a note that I came across this PR while trying to get colorama working with git's bash environment on Windows, and it worked like a charm! Would be great...
#226 worked for me too!
I'm not sure that'd do it: the problem I faced was that I didn't specify any version specs at all, but my package was still being ignored because all of...
I have a similar confusion. Trying to follow this advice: `For flakes users: Update the pypi-deps-db input of mach-nix.`, I run `nix flake update`. However I find that this updates...
I found this too - https://jupyter.org/install actually recommends installing via `pip install notebook` instead of `pip install jupyter`: using `notebook` fixed it for me.
How about this: add some code to `worker_impl.py` before the `get_experiment` call which does something like the following: ``` python from pathlib import Path import sys from importlib.util import spec_from_file_location,...
That wouldn't address the ability of experiments in subdirectories to access libraries above their dirs
True. Another few benefits of having the experiment repo be usable as a package though: 1. it's now clearer where imports come from Rather than having e.g. ``` import numpy...
True also - if you maintain your code in a `repo` subdirectory then you could then treat it as a package. One downside to this is that all your experiments...
> How is "the directory" specified? For runs managed by `artiq_master`, "the directory" is the repository passed via `[-r REPOSITORY]` when `artiq_master` was launched or, if using git integration, the...