I have to assume that I do not know the dataset ID

Sorry I mean:

datasets = Dataset.list_datasets(dataset_project="some_project") 
for d in datasets:
  d["version"] = Dataset.get(dataset_id=d["id"]).version

wdyt?

ohh, that is really clever!! I did not think about that! Thank you very much 😄

we would really need this in the CLI (e.g. in the clearml-data search)

I have to assume that I do not know the dataset ID

Yes, will do

Thank you for your response but I dont think that would solve the problem.
I'm imagining a case where all you know is the Project name and you want to pull the 2nd version out of 10 and you dont know it's id.

Hi @<1547028031053238272:profile|MassiveGoldfish6>

The issue I am running into is that this command does not give me the dataset version number that shows up in the UI.

Oh no, I think you are correct, it will not return the version per dataset 😞 (I will make sure we add it)
But with the dataset ID you can grab all the properties:
Dataset.get(dataset_id="aabbcc").version
wdyt

Any chance @<1578918150261444608:profile|RoundJellyfish71> you can open a GitHub issue so that we can track it? (I think this is indeed a good idea)