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Correct usage of build_args for singularity runner. #357

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Expand Up @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
from pathlib import Path
from shlex import shlex

import omegaconf
import requests
import semver

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -236,21 +237,50 @@ class Client:
"""

@classmethod
def from_env(cls) -> "Client":
def from_env(
cls, preferred_exec: t.Optional[str] = None, platform_name: t.Optional[str] = None
) -> "Client":
"""Create Singularity client trying different commands to run it, return first that succeeds.

Args:
preferred_exec: First executable to try (e.g., the one from system settings file or MLCube config).
platform_name: Try executable in system settings file for this platform. Has lower priority than
`preferred_exec` if both specified.
Return:
Instance of singularity client that this system can run.
"""
# TODO sergey: what if there are multiple different ways to run singularity (like different wrapper scripts
# with pre/post actions, and user wants to use this particular runner) - think about adding `platform` -
# the one that user specified on a command line.
# TODO sergey: what if by trying to run it below we trigger these unwanted pre/post condition actions?
# Check if system settings file contains information about singularity.
executables = ["singularity", "sudo singularity", "apptainer", "sudo apptainer"]

system_settings = SystemSettings()
if "singularity" in system_settings.platforms:
executables = [
system_settings.platforms["singularity"]["singularity"]
] + executables
logger.info(
"Client.from_env found singularity platform config in MLCube system settings file "
"(file=%s, platform=%s). Will try it first for detecting singularity CLI client.",
system_settings.path.as_posix(),
system_settings.platforms["singularity"],
)
def _add(_exec: str) -> None:
if _exec in executables:
executables.remove(_exec)
executables.insert(0, _exec)

# Check if preferred executable is provided, and is not one of those above.
if preferred_exec is not None:
logger.debug("Client.from_env adding preferred singularity executable '%s'.", preferred_exec)
_add(preferred_exec)

if platform_name:
system_settings = SystemSettings()
# TODO sergey: we can have other `singularity` and `apptainer` platforms named differently. Need probably to
# look at `value -> runner` that contains actual runner type.
if platform_name in system_settings.platforms:
preconfigured_platform: omegaconf.DictConfig = system_settings.platforms[platform_name]
if "singularity" in preconfigured_platform:
_add(preconfigured_platform["singularity"])
logger.info(
"Client.from_env found singularity platform config in MLCube system settings file "
"(file=%s, platform=%s). Will try it first or second for detecting singularity CLI client.",
system_settings.path.as_posix(),
preconfigured_platform["singularity"],
)

logger.debug(
"Client.from_env will try candidate executables in the following order "
"(first available will be selected): %s",
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38 changes: 23 additions & 15 deletions runners/mlcube_singularity/mlcube_singularity/singularity_run.py
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Expand Up @@ -71,15 +71,15 @@ def merge(mlcube: DictConfig) -> None:

# This maybe useful to automatically detect singularity executable
try:
client: t.Optional[Client] = Client.from_env()
client: t.Optional[Client] = Client.from_env(mlcube.runner.singularity)

singularity_exec = s_cfg.singularity if "singularity" in s_cfg else mlcube.runner.singularity
client_singularity = " ".join(client.singularity)
if singularity_exec != client_singularity:
exec_from_cfg = s_cfg.singularity if "singularity" in s_cfg else mlcube.runner.singularity
exec_from_env = " ".join(client.singularity)
if exec_from_cfg != exec_from_env:
# Not updating for now since this is consistent with previous implementation.
logger.warning(
"Config.merge singularity executable from config (%s) is not the one MLCube can run (%s).",
singularity_exec, client_singularity
"Config.merge singularity executable from configuration '(%s)' is not the one MLCube detected "
"from environment '(%s)'.", exec_from_cfg, exec_from_env
)
except ExecutionError:
client = None
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -140,22 +140,30 @@ def merge(mlcube: DictConfig) -> None:
# The idea is that we can use the remote docker image as a source for the build process, automatically
# generating an image name in a local environment. Key here is that the source has a scheme - `docker://`
# The --fakeroot switch is useful and is supported in singularity version >= 3.5
# TODO sergey: why do we even think that this case is special - why not rely on system settings that we can
# automatically configure (e.g., detect correct (executable, fakeroot or no fakeroot) pairs?
extra_args = {}
if client is not None:
if "singularity" not in s_cfg:
# TODO sergey: is this really a good idea to (maybe) replace exec from system settings if they differ?
extra_args["singularity"] = " ".join(client.singularity)
if "build_args" not in s_cfg:
if client.supports_fakeroot():
logger.info(
"Config.merge [build_args] will use --fakeroot CLI switch (CLI client seems to be "
"supporting it)."
)
extra_args["build_args"] = "--fakeroot"
if 'fakeroot' not in mlcube.runner.build_args:
logger.warning(
"Config.merge build_args for runner configuration in system settings does not contain "
"fakeroot, while singularity runtime seems to be supporting this. Previous implementation "
"would override this and would use '--fakeroot' in some corner cases (like this), but this "
"was not intended behavior (a bug). If you believe your singularity runtime needs "
"`--fakeroot`, please update your system settings file (for the platform you are "
"using now)."
)
else:
logger.warning(
"Config.merge [build_args] will not use --fakeroot CLI switch (CLI client too old or "
"version unknown)"
)
if 'fakeroot' in mlcube.runner.build_args:
logger.warning(
"Config.merge you singularity client seems not to be supporting fakeroot, but the runner "
"in system settings file is configured to use this switch."
)

build_file = "docker://" + d_cfg["image"]
if "tar_file" in d_cfg:
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