I didn't get to test it on the cloud yet and trying to make final adjustments

AgitatedDove14 it does, and it did, but for some reason I couldn't make it to work this way..
I require some additional imports before to infer the config path dynamically.. but even when I stripped down the code and made sure there is no other trains imports anywhere it still didn't work..

hi AgitatedDove14 , when I'm using the set_credentials approach does it mean the trains.conf is redundant? if the file doesn't exists on the machine, will it be an issue? if not, so what defaults should I assume for the rest of the values?

is there a built in programmatic way to adjust development.default_output_uri ?

AgitatedDove14 The use case is conditional choice of a server config, when ran locally or on the cloud..
I was trying to do exactly as you mentioned setting the environment variable before any trains import but it didn't work (and also its a mess in terms of my code).. I was hoping there is another way to go about it.. if not I'll try to create a minimal reproducible example..

I think the latter. the specific use-case I'm talking about is running experiments on one machine, and using a local server on another machine to read the "logs" \ artifacts

I refer to all the info that accessible through the webApp

thanks!

I have the latest clearml version fresh from PyPi

Hi AgitatedDove14 the thing I had in mind is having access to trains logger exclusive features like the https://allegro.ai/docs/logger.html#trains.logger.Logger.report_plotly and .report_table for example.. It can be done by explicitly getting the trains default logger, but I was wondered if there is some kind of combined interface to capture properties of both in one object especially because I came across the deprecated TrainsLogger

I'll try to go with this option, I think its actually perfect for my needs

thanks for helping again 🙂

AgitatedDove14 the option you mentioned just before sounds much better for me, I must admit I find the name of the method confusing. I came across it before but thought its only relevant for credentials

yes that's what I meant.. this is good, thanks

AgitatedDove14 it is happening on an offline network, would be tricky to set it up we will try. so far the errors we observed were either:
Calling upload callback when starting upload: maximum recursion depth exceeded
Or
something like pending for upload (might be because we archived a run while it was uploading)

it worked!

thanks!