Hi Manish, did you check our FAQ?

the component that sets Plotly up is src/app/webapp-common/shared/experiment-graphs/single-graph/single-graph.component.ts

clearml-web

AgitatedDove14
in the browser a NaN will crash JSON.parse(), so we don't have them on graphs.

@<1557537273090674688:profile|ThankfulOx54> can you please post the UI and BE versions as they show up in the bottom of the settings page?

Hi @<1546665634195050496:profile|SolidGoose91> , I guess you are referring to scalars, we have 3 options for X axis, from the settings menu choose "Wall time" which is the closest to epoch, though it is going to normalize the clock to local time

maybe this can be reported as a plot instead of scalar. this way you can build the plot as you like

I'm not too fond of many user configurations, it's confusing.
however, clearml is open source, nothing stops you from adding the code and sending a PR

WearyBaldeagle85 you need to navigate to the plots tab

as a work around you can add and remove experiments from another tab in compare or in project experiment list.

the bug is during creation of S3 bucket credential creation. you can manually fix the URL in settings -> Configuration
under WEB APP CLOUD ACCESS find the right Host (Endpoint) field and add the missing colon.
we will release a fix to 1.9 soon.

logically that doesn't make sense, iteration is a different scale then time. these values are indeed hard coded

Hi Ryan, just wanted to update, we found a performance issue with a 3rd party library we use for a detailed compare of text. we added a limit on advanced compared, so the UI won't get stuck. the fix should be included as part of the next server release.

yes thanks, that would be very helpful

one thing I can think of is nginx default client_max_body_size
limit
None
800KB is about 1MiB
can you try altering nginx configuration in the running web instance and reload the new config?
nginx -s reload

Hi JitteryCoyote63 , shouldn't be too hard, but we would probably need to check what most of the users prefer.

Thank you @<1566596960691949568:profile|UpsetWalrus59> for sharing these steps , we were able to reproduce on our end and working on a fix

can you try the following https://superuser.com/a/444881 to clear the cache in chrome?

I'll need to check how to configure the UI for this type of deployment as the UI has just a few configurations it can guess the files server URL from.

great 😄

you can see the cookies on the applications/storage tab of devtools

only you will have access to material upload to the SAAS files server, same security as the web and api has.

you can of course use your S3 bucket to store these resources
https://clear.ml/docs/latest/docs/integrations/storage#configuring-aws-s3

Hi SourDolphin31
so either add a preview to the 3D source with any Browser supported image or video. or add a 2nd source

did you specify samesite: Lax ?

anything hidden in the "eye" filter?

Hi Rina, thanks for reporting this issue, we're investigating

I'm starting to remember, stuff we wrote a long time ago.
we intended the rewrite only for plot background images, because of the way plotly fetch images. on regular cases, like debug samples the cookie should be sent with requests to the files server because it's on the same sub domain as the api and the app.
can you make sure the cookie domain rule allows for this

can you make sure the change to client_max_body_size was applied with nginx -T ?