I have been using PyCharm for a week now. I have made some scripts. I ran it without defining any configuration (by just right-clicking and selecting the run option). My output popped up in the'Run'window in PyCharm. Now, for...
Upload a Python script to the device. For details on how to upload a file to the device, see File Management in the CloudEngine 12800 and 12800E Series Switches Configuration Guide - Basic Configuration. Run the ops install file file [ destination directory ] command in the user view to ins...
So, for what you need to do, just upload the file, then run it from a bash console to make sure that it works as expected -- for example, if you upload it to your home directory asmyscript.pyand it uses Python 3.5, then you would run it using the command python3.5 myscript.py ...
Original date: 2007/09/07 Original reporter: anonymous I have a build script which is written in python. I want to run Pyinstaller from there. This should be easy as PyInstaller is a python program. However, I'm finding that it is much h...
Hello. I have a simple Python script that updates a SQL database and I am running that script in my Azure DevOps release pipeline. I used the classic editor and created a Command Line Script step to install the pyodbc module needed for my Python script to run. I...
I am trying to run a simple python script using the ExecuteStreamCommand processor (in Windows 10). However, I cannot call the python script directly from Nifi as it requires the conda environment to be activated (it gives me an import error for python packages- the same happens wh...
It can be one build which runs several tests in different levels (unit, functional, etc.) or several separate builds that all or some has to pass in order for the change to be merged into the repository. Can you describe an example of a CI (and/or CD) process starting the moment ...
But, when I run a python script that crashes with an unhandled exception, I still get the following logged to/var/log/messages: Raw Jul 9 12:08:46 dhcp210-104 abrt: detected unhandled Python exception in './script' Jul 9 12:08:46 dhcp210-104 abrt: can't communicate with ABRT daemon...
/bin/bash # # The run script for Megatron-LM on OCI HPC Cluster of BM.GPU4.8 # Launched by sbatch submit_direct.slm # VOCAB_FILE=../data/pubmed6B/bert-large-uncased-vocab.txt DATASET=../data/pubmed6B/pubmed6B_bert_text_sentence...
Otherwise you may want to use some sort of batch file or shell script to control this. The following is part of the shell script that I have used—it was written for the standard shell on Unix (should work on Bash, Ksh, etc.), but similar scripts could be written in other shells ...