I'M Trying To Implement A Cleanup Service By Following This Example

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I'm trying to implement a cleanup service by following this example https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/blob/master/examples/services/cleanup/cleanup_service.py
When trying to get the tasks via client.tasks.get_all , no matter what filter parameters I specify, I always get an empty response. One of the simplest filters I have tried is the following (and even so I could not get it to work):
tasks = client.tasks.get_all(project=["myproject"])Is this example outdated? Am I missing something?

  				
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To obtain the project ID from its name, you can use something like:
resp = client.projects.get_all(only_fields=["id", "name"], name="^examples$")Note the name argument will match as a python regex, so since I want the project whose name is exactly examples I've added ^ and $ (using "examples" will fetch all projects with "examples" in their name)

  				
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resp[0].id should do the trick

  				
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GiganticTurtle0 did you use the project name? The project argument expects a list of project IDs...

  				
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Hi SuccessfulKoala55
So, how can I get the ID of the requested project through the resp object? I tried with resp["id"] but it didn't work.

  				
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