When I run the set finder locally without the container, I usually do from a Jupyter notebook using the "%run" command. This maybe is not best, but in any case it's how I've been doing things. Any case, this messes with how the arguments come in. The zeroth argument is the file that gets run. So "main" in getAllSets.py wants there to be 2 or fewer arguments to use the branch where it uses the non-AWS approach to assign arguments and run.
When I run the set finder locally without the container, I usually do from a Jupyter notebook using the "%run" command. This maybe is not best, but in any case it's how I've been doing things. Any case, this messes with how the arguments come in. The zeroth argument is the file that gets run. So "main" in getAllSets.py wants there to be 2 or fewer arguments to use the branch where it uses the non-AWS approach to assign arguments and run.