So clearml-init can be skipped, and I provide the users with a template and ask them to append the credentials at the top, is that right?
Correct
What about the "Credential verification" step in clearml-init command, that won't take place in this pipeline right, will that be a problem?
The verification test is basically making sure the credentials were copy pasted correctly.
You can achieve the same by just running the following in your python console:from clearml import Task Task.init('exanmples', 'test')SmarmyDolphin68 Sounds good ?
Hmm, so the way the configuration works is it loads the default configuration (equivalent to the example in the docs) then it adds the ~/clearml.conf on top. That means that you can tell your users to just copy paste the credentials from the UI into a template you make. How is that ?
So clearml-init can be skipped, and I provide the users with a template and ask them to append the credentials at the top, is that right? What about the "Credential verification" step in clearml-init command, that won't take place in this pipeline right, will that be a problem?
I was hoping that there's a universal flag somewhere. Asking this because I want all the Models and Artifacts to be stored in one place and the users shouldn't have to edit their configuration files.
You mean like make sure all models/artifacts are always uploaded?
AgitatedDove14 , is there a way to set the default output URI flag so that if and when a new user creates a clearml.conf the URI is already in it? I was hoping that there's a universal flag somewhere. Asking this because I want all the Models and Artifacts to be stored in one place and the users shouldn't have to edit their configuration files.
What do you mean cache files ? Cache is machine specific and is set in the clearml.conf file.
Artifacts / models are uploaded to the files server (or any other object storage solution)