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Hello! Can You Help Me To Understand How Clearml Captures Provided Args? During The First Execution Of Pipeline As A Code Script I Provide Parameters Using `Argparse` With Default Values. And They Seem To Be Captured. But Later When I Try To Run Pipeline

Hello! Can you help me to understand how ClearML captures provided args? During the first execution of Pipeline as a code script I provide parameters using argparse with default values. And they seem to be captured. But later when I try to run Pipeline from UI and change these params it doesn't work, i.e. they don't change. Just in case: I don't use pipe.add_parameter .

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Posted 17 days ago
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Thank you, CostlyOstrich36

  
  
Posted 17 days ago

Hi WittySeal70 , for pipelines you should use pipe.add_parameter . Under the hood the controller is a special type of Task. ClearML always automatically detects argparser, however for pipelines this methodology does not apply and requires pipe.add_paramter

  
  
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