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Hi, When Using


Why would you need to manually change the current run? you just provided the values with either default/command-line ?
what am I missing here?
ResponsiveHedgehong88 I'm not sure I state dit, but the argparser arguments and values are collected automatically from your current run and put on the Task, there is no need to manually set them if you have the argparser running on your machine. Basically it collects the current (i.e. the process running on your machine) settings, and "copies" them to the remote one
You can think of it as storing the "args" object (i.e. the return value of thirdparty_argparser1 ) on the Task itself.
Does that make sense ?

  
  
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