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Ability to configure the path of dvc.lock
#5557
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I'm wondering if the 2.0 experiments feature would just work as an out of the box solution for this? If you use |
Oh yes, I haven't thought about it. I'll try a POC and let you know if any limitations. Thank you @pmrowla ! |
Except I missed something, I think using |
@courentin Sorry for the delay. Could you elaborate, please? Do I understand correctly that you want to switch locks to not re-run the whole pipeline when the params are restored? If so, we also have run-cache feature that caches stage runs and will try to restore lock without re-running your commands, if it finds that hashes for command and dependencies match an existing entry. |
I'm sorry, I didn't understand it. If you want to switch between different datasets and have a slight difference in parameters? Why not just create two pipelines?
Sorry, I do not have access to Lalilo. |
Closing as stale. |
Hello people,
With my team, we're thinking of a way to deal with a debugging dataset that could be used to iterate faster and test in the CI (in the same spirit of what was done in git flow for dvc).
I was thinking of creating a dvc wrapper that would :
Here is a more detailed implementation idea.
I feel it is a bit of a hack and I'd love to have your feedback on it.
I was thinking if this could be part of dvc, basically if we could configure dvc to work with another
dvc.lock
file that would make the things so powerful. We would just need to do something like:dvc config --local lock.path dvc_debug.lock
during debugging and CI tests.If this is something that would fit in the dvc product, I'd be happy to contribute.
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