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Girder Worker 
A flexible, simple script execution engine that integrates with the Girder data management system to run distributed batch jobs.
The worker supports running tasks in many environments including Python, R, and Docker, and supports fetching and pushing data to and from various data sources, including Girder.
Visit the documentation for more details and API documentation.
Girder Version Support
This repository is for Girder version 3. Girder Worker is now part of Girder 5 directly, and this repo is only for older version maintenance.
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