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[SMALLFIX] Lack of env var CIRCLECI should not forbid running experiments #60

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After installing anaconda and running ./scripts/setup_osx.sh, python examples/ddpg_cartpole_stub.py fails with

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Personal config created, but you should probably edit it before further experiments are run
Exiting.

This is because of the code deleted in this PR. I don't think running an experiment needs to set env vars for an integration system, the if block should be deleted.

Currently, I work around this problem by exporting CIRCLECI to be an arbitrary non-empty string.

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Removing this will break the tests on Circle CI. If you run the code again it should not print this message again, since a config_personal.py file will be created. As long as this file exists (even if it's empty) you should be good to go.

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ghost commented Nov 30, 2016

Okay, it works for me. But mentioning configuration for integration testing in the main library code does not sound like a good idea to me.

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jonashen pushed a commit to jonashen/rllab that referenced this pull request May 29, 2018
It was verified that each of the dependencies removed were not
imported or had any package dependants in rllab.
The new environment file was tested with a fresh copy of the
rllab project by running the setup_linux script, and with the
training of the swimmer in Theano and cartpole in TensorFlow
with plot=True.
The channels of the removed packages were discarded as well.
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