Is it possible to get a draft job into alegro without running it initially?
where can I change it?
when i right click on the cloned project then there is no option to change it.
AgitatedDove14 Yes you understood me the right way. I personaly would love to do it with a CLI but you have suche a great and clear GUI why you want to make this feature without it? I can imagen that many people would appreciate to do it all in the GUI.
AgitatedDove14 I think it woulde be great to create a sampel or a dummy task from the UI. After that maybe you can link that task to your code /git-repo/ data that you want to run. I think that this way would be more intuitive for some sort of users.
Make sure the cloned task is in Draft mode, if not, reset it
Then in the Execution tab of th task, in the Source Code section (first one), you can edit the values
Hi SuperiorDucks36
you have such a great and clear GUI
😊
I personally would love to do it with a CLI
Actually a lot of stuff are harder to get from UI (like current state of your local repository etc.) But I think your point stands 🙂 We will start with CLI, because it is faster to deploy/iterate, then when you guys say this is a winner we will have a wizard in the UI.
What do you think?
On the cloned experiment, which by default is created in draft mode, you can change the commit to point either a specific commit or the latest commit of the branch
SuperiorDucks36 from code ? or UI?
(You can always clone an experiment and change the entire thing, the question is how will you get the data to fill in the experiment, i.e. repo / arguments / configuration etc)
There is a discussion here, I would love to hear another angle.
https://github.com/allegroai/trains/issues/230
SuperiorDucks36 you mean to manually set an experiment (and the dummy Task is just a way to have an entry to configure), do I understand you correctly ?
Following on that, we are thinking of doing it all for you with a CLI , that will basically create a task from a code/repo you already have on your machine. What do you think?