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Public from commit one, so no key ever enters this history. compose.yaml is ImpossibleBench's, plus working_dir: /workspace. The image has no WORKDIR, so inspect resolves it to "/" and the task files land at the filesystem root among twenty-odd entries. This experiment turns on whether an agent notices a scratch directory, so that is a bad place to put one. ImpossibleBench installs with --no-deps to keep the swebench tree out; datasets is declared here instead because hf_dataset genuinely needs it. Verified: docker run prints "/", impossiblebench imports, and the real task against mockllm/model completes with a real score and tracebacks rooted at /workspace. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cq98H7sNoSJdL3W98f18bu
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YAML
23 lines
976 B
YAML
# Copied from impossiblebench/src/impossiblebench/compose.yaml (commit 061dc3d),
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# with working_dir added.
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#
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# The image has no WORKDIR, so inspect resolves the container working directory to
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# "/" and the task's func.py and test.py land at the filesystem root, mixed in with
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# the twenty-odd entries a bare `ls` returns there. This experiment turns on whether
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# an agent notices and uses a scratch directory, so burying it in / is a bad idea.
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# /workspace holds exactly func.py, test.py and scratch/. Docker creates the
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# directory on start; it does not exist in the image.
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#
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# This is a deviation from the published benchmark's default environment and belongs
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# in the paper's limitations. It applies identically to both conditions, so it cannot
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# produce the effect.
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services:
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default:
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image: "aisiuk/inspect-tool-support"
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command: "tail -f /dev/null"
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working_dir: /workspace
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init: true
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network_mode: none
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stop_grace_period: 1s
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mem_limit: 1gb
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