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Any effective way to change the value of a variable in the public docker image? #1585

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universe2jouney opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 3 comments

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@universe2jouney
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Is there any effective way to change the value of a variable in the public docker image when running docket locally? Thanks.

@suchintan
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What kind of value did you want to change? You can change anything in

from skyvern.constants import SKYVERN_DIR
by adding an env variable in the Dockerfile

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computer2s commented Jan 17, 2025

What kind of value did you want to change? You can change anything in

skyvern/skyvern/config.py

Line 4 in 7f0a5e9

from skyvern.constants import SKYVERN_DIR
by adding an env variable in the Dockerfile

  1. Max retries per step; Why did you set it to 5?
  2. After changing it in the Dockerfile, how do you make it effective in the public Docker image?
  3. Do you know that ./setup.sh in the contributor setup does not show anything or display any progress bar?

Thanks.

@computer2s
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What kind of value did you want to change? You can change anything in
skyvern/skyvern/config.py
Line 4 in 7f0a5e9
from skyvern.constants import SKYVERN_DIR
by adding an env variable in the Dockerfile

  1. Max retries per step; Why did you set it to 5?
  2. After changing it in the Dockerfile, how do you make it effective in the public Docker image?
  3. Do you know that ./setup.sh in the contributor setup does not show anything or display any progress bar?

Thanks.

@suchintan

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