We are looking deploy code repos (python transforms) out of a marketplace product. However, our repos reference external libraries (within Foundry). Have noticed that creating the product fails to acknowledge these dependencies – see in the screenshot below:
This UI component is for bundling libraries that your repo produces (as opposed to consuming)!
By default, we already bundle all your transitive conda, pip & maven dependencies! So you shouldn’t run into any missing dependencies, even when it comes to cross-stack deployments. Should you run into any issues, please feel free to open a support ticket!
Actually, we’re all good here! Selected “no source code” option was what we were looking for here. Fwiw, there’s an issue where if you remove that option from a preexisting installation and upgrade, it won’t remove the source code. Probably an edge case, but still worth noting!
Hi, great this did work! Thanks for clarifying the functionality. I tried this and it worked, but doesn’t solve the issue that we’re facing. (I’m sorry, I should have clarified the intent to start with.)
Our intent is to obfuscate an “upstream” library repo which contains a proprietary algorithm we do not wish to expose. Is there a way to do this? Or would you recommend deploying the algo on a Foundry ML end point? To be clear, we wish for this to be as self-service as possible.