Missing requirements.txt in code.zip sample archive
See original GitHub issueIn your getting started, a sample kit is provided to test dvc run comment.
Unfortunately, the zip file code.zip does not contains the requirements.txt file needed by pip.
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Hi @bench! Would you point exactly, which tutorial has missing requirements? I checked this one and it seems it has requirements.
@bench Glad it works now 🙂
Great idea! Created https://github.com/iterative/dvc.org/issues/146 for that.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! 🙂