If you want to work on gym_solo
, or use any version of the repos that isn't master
, you need to replace those repos
in the docker container via a volume mount.
Assuming your filestructure is as follows and your docker image is named solo8:sb-gpu
, you can just ./run.sh
and it
should start JupyterLab within the container.
Required filesystem:
project_root
|- run.sh
|- gym_solo
|- learning_experiments
|- any other files...
Note you can also overwrite the default command that runs the docker conatiner. Thus, if you want an interactive terminal, simply do ./run.sh bash
.