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I have been wondering if there is anyway to do what the title implies, schedule a queue of runs using a single call to the command line interface. Something like this:
python my_script.py with a = {1, 2} b = 'foo'
So, it first runs my_script with a=1 and b=foo, and then it performs a new run with a=2 and b='foo'.
I ask because I could swear I've seen sacred supports this, but I can't find it anywhere in the docs.
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alberto-oliveira
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Performing multiple runs with varying configs a single command line call
Performing multiple runs with varying configs on a single command line call
Apr 6, 2020
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I have been wondering if there is anyway to do what the title implies, schedule a queue of runs using a single call to the command line interface. Something like this:
python my_script.py with a = {1, 2} b = 'foo'
So, it first runs my_script with a=1 and b=foo, and then it performs a new run with a=2 and b='foo'.
I ask because I could swear I've seen sacred supports this, but I can't find it anywhere in the docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: