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From What I Understand Clearml Should Be Auto Logging My Model, How Ever This Isn'T Happening. I Have Clear Ml Installed Via Docker On A Local Server, And Am Using Jupyter Lab On A Separate Local Server. Some Things Get Logged, Including Console Text, But

From what I understand ClearML should be auto logging my model, how ever this isn't happening. I have clear ml installed via docker on a local server, and am using Jupyter lab on a separate local server. Some things get logged, including console text, but never anything model related. I've also attempted task.connect(model) but this does nothing. This is just a simple nn.Model for seeing how ClearML works.

  
  
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the models tab has nothing

  
  
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also attempted: model = task.connect(model)

  
  
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version 1.7.0-232 I think

  
  
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Hi RoundMole15 , what version of clearml are you using? Also how is the model being saved without ClearML?

  
  
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Did you check in the "models" tab of the experiment? I see mine there.
Although I have a different problem. The MODEL URL is only the local path of the model file when it was build. ClearML does not automatically upload that file, so I don't know how to download the model file. CostlyOstrich36 do you have any suggesstion?

  
  
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from clearml import OutputModel, Task
task = Task.init(project_name='ClearML test', task_name='test 1')

  
  
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