Hi all I am trying to set up my Dagster Cloud serverless I w

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Hi all I am trying to set up my Dagster Cloud serverless I want to use Dagster Cloud from my Gitlab repo using the CLI I am following the instructions here <https docs dagster io dagster cloud deployment serverless without github gitlab bitbucket or local development> I started by running the assets modern data stack creation from example and it appears in my repo I try to deploy the python executable with `dagster cloud serverless deploy python executable ` ` location name quickstart mds ` ` package name assets modern data stack` And I always get the error `Error Could not find a `setup py` or `requirements txt` in the target directory You must specify your required Python dependencies including the `dagster cloud` package along with your source files to deploy to Dagster Cloud ` I do have the file `setup py` in the project directory and I made sure to include `install requires= dagster cloud ` after installing Is there something else I am missing Thanks

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

Hi James the `deploy python executable` should be run in the same directory that contains `setup py` Could you check you are in your project directory Alternatively you can also pass in the target directory as an argument to `deploy python executable` for example `dagster cloud serverless deploy python executable my project location name ` Let us know if this helps We will update our docs to make this clearer

James Rosenthal · Answer

Thanks I got further than before I got the following error ` FileNotFoundError Errno 2 No such file or directory python `

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

Can share the full log for this error please

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

Also can you share which environment you see this error on gitlab or your local workstation

James Rosenthal · Answer

It is pretty log

James Rosenthal · Answer

Hang on it is too long for Slack to copy paste

James Rosenthal · Answer

` locals ` args = ` ` python Users jamesrosenthal chinook dagster etl setup py egg info egg base= var folders v1 gyd4 prs14nbbgh9hm306whr0000gn T tmph ` ` c2pread = 3 c2pwrite = 4 child exception type = ` lt class OSError gt ` child exec never called = False close fds = True creationflags = 0 cwd = None env = None env list = None err filename = python err msg = No such file or directory errno num = 2 errpipe data = ` bytearray b OSError 2 ` errpipe read = 7 errpipe write = 8 errread = 5 errwrite = 6 exception name = ` bytearray b OSError ` executable = b python executable list = ` ` b opt homebrew bin python b opt homebrew sbin python b Applications SnowSQL app Contents MacOS python b opt homebrew bin python b opt homebrew sbin python b usr local bin python b System Cryptexes App usr bin python b usr bin python b bin python b usr sbin python +3 ` ` fds to keep = ` 8 ` gid = None gids = None hex errno = ` bytearray b 2 ` low fds to close = ` ` orig executable = python p2cread = 1 p2cwrite = 1 part = b pass fds = ` ` pid = 18345 preexec fn = None restore signals = True self = ` lt Popen returncode 255 args python ` Users jamesrosenthal chinook dags ` gt ` shell = False start new session = False startupinfo = None sts = 65280 uid = None umask = 1

James Rosenthal · Answer

That is the last piece

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

Thank you In the meantime you can try switching the command `deploy python executable` to `deploy docker` If you have docker installed locally this may help It may not work if you re running this in gitlab

James Rosenthal · Answer

Thanks would I need to have a DockerFile in the directory for that to work

James Rosenthal · Answer

I already have Docker installed and running on my laptop

James Rosenthal · Answer

And it is my local workstation

James Rosenthal · Answer

To answer your earlier question

James Rosenthal · Answer

Running with `deploy docker` now

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

No that command will create a dockerfile for you and use that to build and deploy For the `deploy python executable` error it may help to ensure you have a python executable available in your PATH Are you able to just run `python` from the same terminal It does look like our bug where we should find and use the same python interpreter that is being used for the `dagster cloud`

James Rosenthal · Answer

It seems like it sees my setup file that s a good sign

James Rosenthal · Answer

I can run python3

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

A temporary workaround would be to also link `python3` as `python` I ll file a bug and work on a fix on our end If `deploy docker` works you can continue using that for now

James Rosenthal · Answer

It worked tada tada celebrate

James Rosenthal · Answer

Thanks Shalabh

Shalabh Chaturvedi · Answer

Excellent

prha · Answer

< James Rosenthal> I ve been working on a gitlab dagster cloud integration and this is an example script still in development that might be useful to you

prha · Answer

That s using the docker based deploy This is the script using the PEX based deploy in a Gitlab action <https github com dagster io dagster cloud action blob main gitlab serverless ci yml>