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ThickSnake12
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I have a Kubernetes setup of ClearML 1.7.2 done with the official Helm charts. When i upgrade to the latest version of ClearML with the newest Helm charts, w...
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Hello. I want to update an artifact in a task (a pandas data frame). i do this with upload_artifact . When i access the artifact the next time, i get always ...
one year ago
0 I Have A Kubernetes Setup Of Clearml 1.7.2 Done With The Official Helm Charts. When I Upgrade To The Latest Version Of Clearml With The Newest Helm Charts, Will The Existing Data Be Migrated (Mongo, Elastic, Redis) ?

Thx for the response. I need to update because 1.9 has new features i want to use. I looked into the helm charts, there are no hooks to run a (data) migration, so my question will be more if 1.9 works with the same PVC data from 1.7.2

one year ago
0 Hello. I Want To Update An Artifact In A Task (A Pandas Data Frame). I Do This With

yes thx a lot, it works ! i have not seen the parameter, and the Task.init is correct…

one year ago
0 Hello. I Want To Update An Artifact In A Task (A Pandas Data Frame). I Do This With

That is my workflow, code to reproduce:

def test_something():
    # 1. Create a new task
    task = Task.create(
        project_name="Playground",
        task_name="test",
    )
    # 2. Create a new pandas data frame and upload as artifact
    test_df = pd.DataFrame(
        {
            "col1": [1],
            "col2": [2],
        }
    )
    task.upload_artifact("test_df", test_df)
    task_id = task.task_id
    task.close()

    task = task.init(
        project_name="Playground...
one year ago