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Hi! When Deleting Datasets With The Code: Dataset.Delete(Dataset_Id = Dataset_Id, Delete_Files=False, Delete_External_Files=False, Force=True, Entire_Dataset=True) An Empty Entry Remains In Clearml (See Picture). How Can I Remove These Empty Listings Prog

Hi! When deleting datasets with the code:
Dataset.delete(dataset_id = dataset_id, delete_files=False, delete_external_files=False, force=True, entire_dataset=True)
An empty entry remains in clearML (see picture). How can I remove these empty listings programmatically?
Thank you!
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Posted one month ago
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Hi @<1695969549783928832:profile|ObedientTurkey46> , I believe that these are the projects that the Datasets were saved to. You can fetch them programmatically and delete them.

  
  
Posted one month ago

You can do that via the SDK, either by the project IDs or project name

  
  
Posted one month ago

Thanks john.
the project is “legacy_data”, “5images” is the dataset name. How would i fetch a project and delete it (+ all it’s contents)?
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