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How can I find all instance_ids that come with a Docker image?
Thanks for your contribution. I wonder where is the list of the 7500 instance_ids that come with a Docker image?
Hi @KYLN24
Docker images are here:
https://hub.docker.com/u/swerebench
You can use instance_ids from this dataset:
https://huggingface.co/datasets/ibragim-bad/filtered-swe-rebench
It is further filtered, and we use this for our own rl pipelines.
How can we map an instance to its corresponding Docker image?
For example, given an instance ID like "msgpack__msgpack-python-105" and the available Docker images associated with "msgpack-python":
swerebench/sweb.eval.x86_64.msgpack_1776_msgpack-python-388
swerebench/sweb.eval.x86_64.msgpack_1776_msgpack-python-427
What is the process to correctly associate the instance ID with the appropriate Docker image?
How can we map an instance to its corresponding Docker image?
For example, given an instance ID like "msgpack__msgpack-python-105" and the available Docker images associated with "msgpack-python":
swerebench/sweb.eval.x86_64.msgpack_1776_msgpack-python-388
swerebench/sweb.eval.x86_64.msgpack_1776_msgpack-python-427
What is the process to correctly associate the instance ID with the appropriate Docker image?
I searched the dataset and identified the following msgpack-related instances:
msgpack__msgpack-python-158
msgpack__msgpack-python-105
msgpack__msgpack-python-427
msgpack__msgpack-python-386
msgpack__msgpack-python-276
msgpack__msgpack-python-229
msgpack__msgpack-python-388
lebedov__msgpack-numpy-43
msgpack__msgpack-python-334
So, only 388 and 427 have pre-built Docker images, while the rest require us to build the Docker images ourselves?
@cppowboy
I added in this dataset (SWE-rebench) a column named docker_image, where all the non-None values are image names in Docker Hub.
We pre-built only part of the images that we use in our own RL pipelines.