AgitatedDove14 yeah, makes sense, that would require some refactoring in our projects though...
But why is my_name a subproject? Why not just my_project/.datasets ?
I still have name
my_name
, but the project name
my_project/.datasets/my_name
rather than
my_project/.datasets
Yes, this is the expected behavior
And I don't see any new projects / subprojects where that dataset creation Task is stored
They are marked "hidden" hence by default you cannot see them in the UI (so they will only appear in the Dataset page),
you can turn the UI hidden flag by going to your settings page and selecting "Configuration" then click on "Show Hidden Projects"
And also to resolve the project name depending on the version of a client
If the client is using Dataset.get(dataset_project="my_project", dataset_name="my_name") with the new clearml SDK it should work
AgitatedDove14 is it expected behavior?
Why would that require refactoring ? Dataset class should take care if it internally ,no?
The reason my_name is a subproject , is that so every version could be a "Task" inside that project , just easier to manage (or at least that was the idea)
Refactoring is to account for the new project names. And also to resolve the project name depending on the version of a client
Hi MelancholyElk85
So the way datasets now work, is they are actually an entity (folder) inside a project , all under TFW hidden .datasets sub project
This is so all data and tasks are both on the same project , but at the same time will not intersect with subprojects by the same name. Does that make sense?
And I don't see any new projects / subprojects where that dataset creation Task is stored
Previously I had a separate, manually created project where I stored all newly created datasets for my main project. Very neat
Now the task is visible only in the "All experiment" section, but there is no separate project in the web ui where I could see it...
AgitatedDove14 I still have name my_name , but the project name my_project/.datasets/my_name rather than my_project/.datasets