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priyak
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Resolved! Multiple versions of custom libraries on the cluster

Using the install_libraries API, I installed a custom Python whl file on a running cluster. For certain types of requests, we have a requirement to install a different version of the same custom whl file in the running cluster. My problem is that uni...

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bkapers
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Why does databricks forum not filter out these spambot AI replies ?  If one wants an AI chatbot to guess an answer their question, they are free to directly ask ChatGPT, etc.  A community forum is for human-written answers based on actual first-hand ...

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AyushModi038
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Library installation in cluster taking a long time

I am trying to install "pycaret" libraray in cluster using whl file.But it is creating conflict in the dependency sometimes (not always, sometimes it works too.) ​My questions are -1 - How to install libraries in cluster only single time (Maybe from ...

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Spencer_Kent
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@Retired_modWhat about question #1, which is what subsequent comments to this thread have been referring to? To recap the question: is it possible for "cluster-installed" libraries to be cached in such a way that they aren't completely reinstalled ev...

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Kaijser
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Installing private python Azure DevOps repository without revealing personal access token in pyproject.toml

I want to install a .whl file on my Databricks cluster which includes a private Azure DevOps repository as a dependency in its pyproject.toml file, i.e.:[project] name = "test" description = "test_description." version = "0.1.0" authors = [ { name ...

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Anonymous
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Hi @Aaron Kaijser​  Great to meet you, and thanks for your question! Let's see if your peers in the community have an answer to your question. Thanks.

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