Any luck with this version of the same?
python -c 'import fastai.utils.collect_env; fastai.utils.collect_env.show_install(1)'
And the manual command worked fine… Does this mean I have to do everything manually? How will I create a new branch?
No, we just need to sort out what the problem is.
First, you can disable the filter, until we sort it out:
python tools\trust-origin-git-config -d
and only apply the stripout to ipynb files before committing if you plan to contribute to the notebooks. So it’s no problem - just not automated.
Now, someone else would be probably more qualified to help you out there, since I don’t know windows. So unless this happens please bear with me. Going back to the git filters that you have a problem with. This:
python tools\trust-origin-git-config -e
generates .gitconfig
with the instructions to git how to run the stripout filter.
In the past we had issues with this setup on windows, it had to do with the number of \ we had to put in - madness! I thought it was figured out. I guess it is not.
So if the manual invocation of the script works, it’s all about figuring out why the autogenerated .gitconfig
isn’t working for you. So have a look inside, perhaps tweak it and see if you can find if it’s the number of \ in the path that’s the problem. Notice that python tools\trust-origin-git-config -e
enables the filters and -d
disables them.