Academy AI

[Ale3e]

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[rascasoft]

I've added some comments, the main directory should be Academy and not AI, but it's something we can modify later on on the review.

[rascasoft]

This .gitignore is quite nightmarish... hard to maintain and prone to errors: it should be developer responsibility to exclude files that are not part of the repo, instead of having any kind of exclusion here...

[rndg]

this is the standard suggested by GH. It covers every possible dependency that should not be pushed. Check Here

[rascasoft]

I still find it error prone and very very far from being long term maintainable, mostly because this one is not a Python only repository, but mainly a markdown one.
In any case, no big deal, it can stay as it is, but a so complex template needs to be maintained and kept up-to-date.

[rascasoft]

I've added the result of my tests.

[rascasoft]

While trying to reproduce this on a standard Debian 12, within a Python Virtual Environment with all the requirements installed, I'm getting this:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/rasca/Labs/venvs/aisetup/mlflow.py", line 3, in <module>
    import mlflow
  File "/home/rasca/Labs/venvs/aisetup/mlflow.py", line 4, in <module>
    import mlflow.sklearn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mlflow.sklearn'; 'mlflow' is not a package

Maybe it depends on the specific package versions used while writing the lab, so having a requirements.txt would help, but maybe it depends on something else.

Since Python venv should prevent these kind of errors, something needs to be changed/integrated here.

[rascasoft]

@rndg just to confirm that I've tried again from scratch, using exactly the steps mentioned in the doc and the result is still the mentioned error.