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| `--project`| Set the project name to the interactive session task| `DevOps` |
| `--shutdowm`, `-S`| Shut down an active session | Previous session|
| `--disable-session-cleanup` | If `True`, previous interactive sessions are not deleted | `false`|
| `--requirements`| Specify requirements.txt file to install when setting the interactive session. | `none` or previously used requirements (can be overridden by calling `--packages`)|
| `--requirements`| Specify `requirements.txt` file to install when setting the interactive session. | `none` or previously used requirements (can be overridden by calling `--packages`)|
| `--packages`| Additional packages to add. Supports version numbers. Example: `--packages torch==1.7 tqdm` | Previously added packages.|
| `--upload-files`| Specify local files/folders to upload to the remote session|`None`|
| `--git-credentials` | If `True`, local `.git-credentials` file is sent to the interactive session.| `false`|

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The ClearML Agent pulls it from Docker Hub or a Docker artifactory automatically.
### Package Dependencies
`clearml-task` automatically finds the requirements.txt file in remote repositories.
`clearml-task` automatically finds the `requirements.txt` file in remote repositories.
If a local script requires certain packages, or the remote repository doesn't have a `requirements.txt` file,
manually specify the required Python packages using `--packages "<package_name>"`, for example `--packages "keras" "tensorflow>2.2"`.