Sounds like a better solution. Less clicks required in order to get to my page. Thanks 🙂

HandsomeCrow5 OMG the guys already added it to the debug samples as well, checkout the demo app (drop down "test html sample"):
https://demoapp.trains.allegro.ai/projects/4e7fef090aa849b1acc37d92b59b3360/experiments/83c9ed509f0e421eaadc1ef56b3af5b4/info-output/debugImages

Hi HandsomeCrow5 hmm interesting use case,
we have seen html reports as artifacts, then you can press "download" and it should open in another tab, what would you expect on "debug samples" ?

I have a template which I populate on another process I wrote, which runs once my experiment is over.
A report generation functionality sounds great. add my vote for it 🙂

I think I’d expect to be able to view the page I’m uploading inline, or at least a thumbnail of it.

To clarify - the html I’m creating is an experiment summary which includes metrics/scalars from my experiment, as well as dataset statistics. I’m not sure it should go to the “debug images” tab - that’s just where it went when I used report_media

HandsomeCrow5 Seems like the right place would be in the artifacts, as a summary of the experiment (as opposed to on going reporting), is that the case?
If it is then in the Artifacts tab clicking on the artifact should open another tab with your summary, which sounds like what you were looking for (with the exception of the preview thumbnail 🙂

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Done HandsomeCrow5 +1 added 🙂
btw: if you feel you can share how your reports looks like (screen shot is great), this will greatly help in supporting this feature , thanks

HandsomeCrow5
BTW: out of curiosity, how do you generate the html reports. I remember a few users suggesting trains should have a report generating functionality