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Run tasks on Docker failed. No module named 'megaverse.extension' #15
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@GoingMyWay thank you for reporting! |
@GoingMyWay Could you share the directory structures (in |
Hi, inside the Docker container, it is
and
The commit id
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@GoingMyWay It seems that In |
Output of https://drive.google.com/file/d/13zosZBq9Kl254Rqnw22x9DmMgHq6rp1L/view?usp=sharing and output of
GPU Info
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Hi, @BoyuanLong I updated the output. Thanks in advance. |
@GoingMyWay Cool. Thanks! This problem is caused by not giving the docker container enough memory to run the task. Could you add |
Thanks. I added it and it is running now? BTW, this repo is very cool, will you release more baselines on RL and MARL? |
I ran the command
and the GPU and CPU usages are not high. GPUs
CPUs and RAM |
@GoingMyWay
Re: Baselines |
Thanks. Hope the docs would be updated soon. Scenarios in this repo are of great research potential. It can benefit much to RL and MARL community if it is easy for users to use. |
Hi, when runing the tasks, there is an exception
Is it a vital issue? |
Likely it is. IIRC that happens when something crashes during environment setup, there is likely another error from the same worker higher up. |
@erikwijmans is right. The loop is trying to iterate self.env_runners which is None. It is, of course, not supposed to be None. Very likely something happened earlier in the log, i.e. a crash during the environment construction. One reason this could happen is, for example, a crash in one of the Megaverse constructors. |
I used the
Dockerfile.base
to create an image and then inside the docker container, I ran the following command and failed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: