How To Create And Use Github Packages For Docker Containers

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[@vadorovsky4915]

Thanks for the video! It was way more clear than the official GitHub dcumentation, which couldn't be more cryptic.

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Thank you. Glad it cleared things up for you.

[@timo_b3]

thank you! this video helped me 1 year ago and now again

[@alessiograziani6355]

many thanks, it worked perfeclty.

[@veganebockwurst9770]

That was straight forward. Thanks.

[@Beachcasts]

So happy you enjoyed it, and hope you find it useful. Thank you for watching.

[@jlstine]

Where is the sample yaml file you mentioned - you went a little quick at the end - but enjoyed the tutorial - was clear for the most part.

[@md.musfiqurrahaman8612]

Thanks man.

[@AndrewAkaHrun]

Very useful tutorial, thanks a lot!

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So glad you found it useful.

[@kresnofatihimani5073]

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Wow, thank you so much. Much more coming!

[@dragon3602010]

Awesome thanks, so can i put a library that I made to be able to use it from anywhere/vps by pulling the container?

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Glad you found it helpful. Yes, you could do that using volumes.

[@AlamMahmood]

On 4:27 when I run this command line I get error saying export is not recognized. Where should I run this command? In windows command or somewhere else?

[@J90JAM]

7:22 didn't work for me, kept getting: "failed to solve with frontend dockerfile.v0: failed to read dockerfile" googled it and found some potential fixes on stackoverflow, but ended up with a different error message: "unable to prepare context: unable to evaluate symlinks in dockerfile path" I assume I'm doing something very wrong somewhere, although I followed the steps in the video exactly, so I guess it's something to do with my container or file setup maybe?

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Perhaps the location you are symlinked to doesn't have proper permissions?

[@river.]

plz make a video of how to analyze code of a not maintained Github repository.

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Interesting idea. Can you give more clarity to what you mean?

[@river.]

@@Beachcasts I wanted to understand and test code of Federated Optimization in Heterogeneous Networks (MLSys '20) . But it turns out it is not maintained and still use tensorflow 1.15 which isn't available on pip. So I can't run the code and analysis code by printfing my way through code. But I still need to understand working of code. So I want to know the best and more efficient way to do so.

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@@river. Sounds like a hand full. Maybe try using a step debugger. Good luck.

[@mojtabahn6913]

danke

[@avinavsharma9359]

It's been 2 days and still I haven't been able to understand a thing. I will be fired by my company because I had faith in your video.

[@Beachcasts]

Sorry to hear you are having difficulty. I'm not seeing anything in your comment to indicate what you're having difficulty with. Maybe reach out to Github tech support. I would also encourage you to try some random things, and see if you stumble on something that gets you a step closer. I wish you the best of luck.

[@МаковыйРулет-э2щ]

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