Pip not completing task of installing a package

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#1

I am attempting to pip install a custom library from public pypi, but it seems “stuck”… what do I do?

Is there a terminal in which I can utilize pip commands? It appears not installed anywhere.

edit: Okay the operation finished it says, but my question stands… is this the only way to install custom pypi packages? How do I point to private conda and pypi endpoints?

#2

Hi @emcp,

Our APIs don’t support private conda and pypi endpoints. However a workaround is to provide these to jobs and jupyter (on start) as library dependencies. There is a configuration field in the UI to provide these custom libraries. For Jobs, it is the third step - [File, archive, notebook (.py, .egg, .zip, .ipynb)]. For Jupyter, it is in the start advance config.

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#4

This sounds promising… I do not know who administers our deployment but it is … I assume, on premise. I will check with our side because we want to minimize supply chain attacks and also provide some custom libraries that are not public on pypi

#6

You can click on the conda channel and edit it.
Here, i changed it to the conda-forge channel. You can also enter a URL to a private conda channel.
If you want to change the PyPi server, you have to do it when installing the platform.

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