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set environment variables inside created container #149
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Could we solve this via a OpenML authenticator? So you'd switch from github auth to openmlauth? |
If you make a new authenticator then handling the API token is easy. The hub can then make requests to OpenML authenticated as the user. Similar to what is done for forking/pushing to repos on github. |
these variables should be used not from the code of everware, but from user notebook instead. so decided that: if one provides |
To make it a little less scary (think a bit.ly like link where the parameters are hidden from the user) would be to prefix all the variables before injecting them. |
This way evil people can't overwrite your |
I wonder why CI severs like travis or circle don't see anything bad in overriding PS1? ) |
Usecase: user spawns a container from OpenML platform. in order to submit results back, he has to supply a special user-specific key. Such key could be entered manually in the notebook, but it is cumbersome. Instead a key could be
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