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Cannot find .tar.gz package when submitting Python job #44

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chelxom opened this issue Sep 27, 2018 · 2 comments
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Cannot find .tar.gz package when submitting Python job #44

chelxom opened this issue Sep 27, 2018 · 2 comments

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@chelxom
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chelxom commented Sep 27, 2018

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When submitting a Python job, Tools for AI showed error message that some {GUID}.tar.gz package couldn't be found in %TEMP%\8\ToolsForAITemp.
This folder path was also set in VS Options as temporary directory of AI Tools.

After resetting AI Tools option, the 8 in temporary directory above became 4, and it was possible to submit Python job.

Environment:
OS: Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
IDE: VS2017 15.8.0

@linmajia
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linmajia commented Oct 9, 2018

@chelxom , thank you very much for the feedback. Sorry for the late response.

By default, Tools for AI uses %Temp%\ToolsForAITemp to store temporary data. There won't be any intermediate path like "8" or "4". I guess that %TEMP%\8\ToolsForAITemp may not exist and so it causes the error.

@chelxom
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chelxom commented Oct 14, 2018

@linmajia , yes the folder whose path has "8" didn't physically exist when submit failed for the first time. And in AI Tools option page, the temporary directory was set to %TEMP%\8\ToolsForAITemp.
It seemed the same like that a compressed package wasn't created (However it might be that folder hierarchy user typed wasn't created).

And to be clear, it was the path shown in option page became %TEMP%\4\ToolsForAITemp after resetting temporary directory in AI Tools option page. This might seem inconsistent while practically didn't cause error.

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