use cache dir as a default remote when importing from local repo#2915
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If the URL is local dvc repo, the import/get should fetch from the source project cache. Fixes treeverse#2599
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If the URL is local dvc repo, the import/get should fetch from the source project cache. Fixes treeverse#2599
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Some minor things, LGTM besides that.
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Looks good! Just a few more minor comments.
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@maykulkarni Could you also create a ticket for the docs or create a PR for docs to reflect this new logic? |
| # check if the URL is local and no default remote is present | ||
| # add default remote pointing to the original repo's cache location | ||
| if os.path.isdir(url): | ||
| rconfig = RemoteConfig(repo.config) | ||
| if not _default_remote_set(rconfig): |
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@maykulkarni @efiop does this logic mean that if there's a default remote setup, still DVC skips the local cache? Because I think it should try the local cache first regardless of remotes.
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@jorgeorpinel Yes, precisely. It is hard for us to try both right now, as we don't have that kind of cascading remote logic implemented. I would wait for someone to ask for this.
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Sorry, I'm not sure I understand:
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Every DVC repo has a cache directory right? So in theory it can always be the first place to get stuff from when using get/import from another local project. Why does this require complicated remote checking logic?
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Does this PR really close
import: get from source project cache ifurl/pathare in the local system #2599 per that issue's description and discussion?
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Yes, but "first place to get stuff from" means that there is a second place, and our code is not ready to cascade from first to second yet, if it can't find all the stuff it needs in the local cache dir.
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From what we've understood initially - yes, but now it looks like we didn't quite understand each other.
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If the URL is local dvc repo, the import/get should fetch from the source project cache.
Fixes #2599
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