@ancient-wolf-19325 I have flyte_example/main.py, requirements.txt . When i run it locally everything works fine. But when I register and run remote it says package missing. Is there a way to mention requirements file for flyte to install before executing the main.py? or containerization is the only solution

To ensure that your Python dependencies are available when running workflows remotely on Flyte, you can specify them in a

requirements.txt

file and use Flyte's containerization features. According to the Flyte documentation, you should include all necessary dependencies in the

requirements.txt

file, which will be used to build the Docker image for your Flyte project. This image will then be used to execute your workflows on the Flyte cluster. Containerization is the recommended approach because it ensures that all dependencies are packaged with your code, providing a consistent environment across different executions. You can use the

ImageSpec

feature in Flyte to specify dependencies directly in your workflow code, which will be installed in the container image. Alternatively, you can build a Docker image using a

Dockerfile

that installs the dependencies listed in your

requirements.txt

. Would you like more details on how to set up the Dockerfile or use ImageSpec for this purpose? Sources: - Flyte documentation 👍 1 button 👎 0 button 💡 Hint: Mention @ancient-wolf-19325 in the thread for followups.