Failed environment builds on modelling repositories

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The model training environment build fails when creating a new code repo.

The other templates are fine. I have tried recreating new ones (5 times!) and the same problem re-occurs. I have tried installing the marketplace examples and get the same issue.

This is the gradle task that fails: gradle task :transforms-model-training:condaDevelop

This is the error:

❯ Restoring gradle cache

TokenId 296338c5-f975-4bab-adf8-5aac7d7173ef

❯ Running Gradle task :transforms-model-training:condaDevelop

Configuration on demand is an incubating feature.

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * What went wrong: A problem occurred configuring root project ‘flight-arrival-delay-prediction’. > Could not resolve all files for configuration ‘:classpath’. > Could not find com.palantir.transforms:transforms-gradle-plugin:9.141.0. Searched in the following locations: - /compute/c5aa21/foundry/foundry-artifacts-api/artifacts/api/repositories/ri.stemma.main.repository.1f0ab664-2a6c-4a84-9297-a818d29f843a/contents/migration/maven/com/palantir/transforms/transforms-gradle-plugin/9.141.0/transforms-gradle-plugin-9.141.0.pom If the artifact you are trying to retrieve can be found in the repository but without metadata in ‘Maven POM’ format, you need to adjust the ‘metadataSources { … }’ of the repository declaration.

Workarounds do not work because the remainder of the failed build is impossible to get around.

This is very urgent. We need to set up a new modelling repo asap.

I posted this last week in the community and there was no response.

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Sorry to hear this! Would you be able to send the contents of your gradle.properties file omitting any sensitive naming/data? I would like to see the versions of the libraries you are using to be able to debug on my side. Thank you

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Here is the redacted gradle.properties file:

canEnforceMinimumPythonVersion = true

condaSolveImplementation = hawk

enableCodeAssistEnvironmentCaching = true

enableLegacyFallback = false

envPackingLogicVersion = 2

forceCondaAutoconfiguration = true

modelsPluginVersion = 0.1379.0

org.gradle.caching = true

org.gradle.vfs.watch = false

palantirModelsVersion = 0.1712.0

pipelineOverrideUuid = REDACTED

rootProjectName = REDACTED

systemProp.http.connectionTimeout = 600000

systemProp.http.socketTimeout = 600000

systemProp.org.gradle.internal.http.connectionTimeout = 600000

systemProp.org.gradle.internal.http.socketTimeout = 600000

transformsDefaultBranchName = master

transformsLangPythonPluginVersion = 1.949.0

transformsRepoOrg = REDACTED

transformsRepoPath = REDACTED

transformsRepoProject = REDACTED

transformsRepoRid = REDACTED

transformsVersion = 10.23.0

useCondaLocksForPlatforms = linux-64

useDefaultPython = false

useHawkAsDefaultSolver = true

useIncrementalSolve = true

Also adding templateConfig.json:

{

“parentTemplateId” : “transforms”,

“childTemplatesByPath” : {

"transforms-model-training" : "model-training"

},

“parentTemplateVersion” : “10.23.0”,

“childTemplateVersionsByPath” : {

"transforms-model-training" : "1.949.0"

}

}

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@mad_scientist this problem should be resolved as of this morning; could you try again on a new repository or upgrade your existing repository?

(it should upgrade to a version >=1.988.0 of the transforms-model-training template)

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Thank you! :tada:

I have learned a lot more about conda and gradle in the past few days trying to fix this myself. The updated template appears to be building the environment correctly. I will post if I see any other issues in the later stages of building.