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aws-deepracer-community / deepracer-genai-workshop

Community version of AWS GenAI Workshop updated to support DRfC models
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Pre-requisites: Cloudshell in the AWS console. #6

Closed SalmanAbdulrazaq closed 1 month ago

SalmanAbdulrazaq commented 5 months ago

1 major things that shows the error is Clone successful, but checkout failed, when I want to git add, It's not working as expected in consequence when I run ./initial-workshop-setup.sh <aws_bucket_name_to_create>_it appears command not found

Full Picture implementation in Cloudsheel: run git clone https://github.com/aws-deepracer-community/deepracer-genai-workshop.git run cd deepracer-genai-workshop run ./initial-workshop-setup.sh <aws_bucket_name_to_create>

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Running this code in Cloudshell:run git clone https://github.com/aws-deepracer-community/deepracer-genai-workshop.git it pops out Clone successful, but checkout failed, below pic

Screenshot cloning

I wrote git status to see the checkout failed, when I git add them this was it appers to me.

Git status

List directories:

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When I run this code run ./initial-workshop-setup.sh <aws_bucket_name_to_create> this appears to me, I even tried without bucket name just to see the result.

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MarkRoss-Eviden commented 1 month ago

try pulling down the cloud-shell-init branch only (syntax can be seen here https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/How-to-git-clone-a-specific-branch-only), the issue is the repo is large and cloudshell has limited storage

Alternative is to use your own IDE

MarkRoss-Eviden commented 1 month ago

Readme updated to reflect for to initiate with cloudshell.