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# ask-metaflow
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@wooden-dusk-90720, @silly-jewelry-58239 @curved-action-28749 (since all three of you had asked this in the past), I’ve been working on implementing a replacement
conda
decorator that, among other things, supports pypi packages. Finally got it out. It’s here: https://github.com/Netflix/metaflow-nflx-extensions and the package on pypi is called
metaflow-netflixext
. Please note that this is not officially supported and definitely lacks the polish you may be accustomed to from metaflow and it has not yet gone through extensive testing so bear that in mind when using. It should, however, work as expected (for the most part). I’m happy to answer questions about it and curious as to any feedback.
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skimmed the documentation.. is this supposed to work with
pyproject.toml
files?
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not yet. right now it just works with the way conda environments are specified in the conda decorator for metaflow.
it should be extensible to other configuration files that can specify dependencies but I haven’t done that yet. Technically, it should also be extensible to take a lock file and ingesting that.
it’s basically the metaflow @conda decorator but revamped. the goal was to be a drop-in replacement with more features and better performance as opposed to a more invasive ux change.
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