@<1897457084870430720:profile|WonderfulStork92> - You can find the API documentation here: None

@<1894195589248192512:profile|ClearElephant51> - It looks like we weren't able to fully complete the change as when we went to update the email address in Paddle it showed that the account had been cancelled.

@<1523708817362128896:profile|ImpressionableAlligator9> - I did some testing of my own and I was able to add between 7-8k plots before I started seeing the error. But I definitely am able to reproduce what you are seeing. I suspect that there isn't a limit on the specific number of plots, but rather there's likely a limit with the message payload size or something like that. I've passed this info on to our Engineering team to see if they can provide some understanding. I'll let you know ...

@<1523708817362128896:profile|ImpressionableAlligator9> - I'm not aware of a maximum, but I can check into this. Do you have a sense of roughly how many plots this experiment has?

OK thanks for sharing that, I'll see what I can find out.

@<1894195589248192512:profile|ClearElephant51> - I've pinged the devops team on this.

@<1638349756755349504:profile|MistakenTurtle88> - Can you also share your docker-compose.yml file? Thanks!!

@<1523703012214706176:profile|GorgeousMole24> - I can look into this for you. Can you share a screenshot of where you're seeing the "thinking" animation just so I know I'm looking at the same thing you are?

@<1523708817362128896:profile|ImpressionableAlligator9> - Apologies for the delayed response. There's no specific limit on the number of plots, but the combination of the number of plots and the complexity of those plots can result in the message size being too large to parse. All of the data is stored correctly on the server side, but we're unable to display the plots in the UI.

@<1638349756755349504:profile|MistakenTurtle88> - Are you still having an issue here?

@<1864479785686667264:profile|GrittyAnt2> - Yes, it does. From within your cloned task you can go to the Dataviews tab and click the Edit button. From there you can:

• Click the pencil icon to select a different version of the current dataset;
• Click the trashcan icon to remove the current dataset; or
• Click the plus icon, which will open a dialog where you can select a different dataset.
  Hope this helps!
  ![image](https://clearml-web-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/scoold/images/TT9ATQXJ5-F09KU...

My apologies, Mikael - I didn't realize this wasn't supported on the OS version. :face_palm: