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Currently, a binder submission is built from user/repo.git on neurolibre-test (compute canada) and then the image is pushed to our own registry on neurolibre-prod (mcgill). When the binder submission is sent on neurolibre-prod from fork roboneuro/repo.git, it is supposed to get the cached image and avoid docker re-building.
However because the repository name change (user/repo.git -> roboneurolibre/repo.git ) it is still trying to rebuild (but push is much faster because the layers already exists on registry).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
An easier path would be to actually also launch and build test from roboneurolibre/repo.git and not user/repo.git anymore.
During review and test, whenever we trigger a roboneuro build notebooks through github, it will actually update its fork to get up-to-date version from user.
Not sure if roboneuro could support that @agahkarakuzu
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Currently, a binder submission is built from
user/repo.git
on neurolibre-test (compute canada) and then the image is pushed to our own registry on neurolibre-prod (mcgill). When the binder submission is sent on neurolibre-prod from forkroboneuro/repo.git
, it is supposed to get the cached image and avoid docker re-building.However because the repository name change (
user/repo.git
->roboneurolibre/repo.git
) it is still trying to rebuild (but push is much faster because the layers already exists on registry).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: