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Hi, I Am Trying To Understand Clearml-Data And Only Found This Piece Of Article Explaining It.


Hi, Some walk around I thought of.. Btw, I havent tried . AnxiousSeal95 , your comments

1 ) Attach a clearml-task id to each new dataset-id
So in the future, when new data comes in, get the last data commit from the project(Dataset) and get the clearml-task for it. Then clone the clearml-task, and pass in the new data. The only downside, is the need to clone the cleaml-task.
Or alternatively
2) Attach a gitsha-id of the processing code to each new dataset-id.
This can't give the exact code but least , which snapshot of the code base was used.

  
  
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