Hey i have a buggy behavior with the dictionary hyper-parameters features which i think is related to multi config support feature.

I have a template task with some parameters under the prefix “Args”(this is the only config set in the task) . and inside i have some ‘deep’ values like loaders/num_loaders etc.

In my code i have some default parameters and values. when task starts I call
args = task.connect(args, name="Args")when debugging internally the process after connect, it seems that because we set the name to “Args” the override mechanism looks only for parameters that starts with Args/ , but the task.get_parameter() function does not return the prefix with the parameters. when running get_parameters the prefix will appear only in a conflict with other config set which is not the case for us. I think it might be a bug but maybe we’re using it wrong. any ideas?