after playing with it a bit more, i figured out that you need to set _ allow omegaconf_edit_ to False and the parameters naming should be done with dot notation. for example Hydra/some_key. other_key.my _key . there is no documentation regarding hydra with hyperparameters tuning, it is best to add a section regarding it in the link you attached.

Hi @<1594863230964994048:profile|DangerousBee35> , did you follow the specific instructions to set _ allow omegaconf_edit_ to True as in the docs?
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@<1822805241150574592:profile|ShinySparrow39> thanks, but i don't understand your workaround. how does it enables overrides from clearm UI? specifically for hyperparameters app which doesn't seems to work with logged configurations files.

Hi,
I am experiencing the same thing (although I use old-fashioned dicts as my configuration object). The way that I work around this is by downloading the whole configuration using get_configuration_object_as_dict('OmegaConf'), modifying this dict and then reuploading it using connect_configuration(new_dict) . If there is a better way, I would definitely like to know!