Show experiment name in the table header

[shcheklein]

When new experiment is running head keeps changing and it's not immediately clear what is going on, neither is not clear when it's done what experiment this column belongs to:

It should have [exp-fac0a] or something similar.

[shcheklein]

It applies to all other places where we show hashes. W/o seeing names it's extremely hard to navigate.

[mattseddon]

For this do we want to break away from what is shown in the experiments table and show the experiment name for all checkpoints?

Or do we want to add the same information just for the checkpoint_tip / experiment record?

[wolmir]

@shcheklein @mattseddon Something like this, right?

[mattseddon]

@wolmir, yep that's correct. Left some comments on the PR 👍🏻. Please LMK if they don't make any sense or if you need more context.

Thanks

[wolmir]

@mattseddon @shcheklein I left a comment in the PR, but I just merged it instead.
My question was related to this specific DVC use-case:

When the ML engineer resumes a checkpoint, there is an alternative name to it. It's the short sha of the resumed revision.
This resumed sha is displayed like this (15b7ef1) (for example) besides the checkpoint original revision.
This happens In DVC CLI table and in ours also.

The question: If this happens, is it more valuable to display this resumed revision In the ribbons and other places where the checkpoints are not logically grouped, or is it more valuable to display the experiment name always?

[mattseddon]

For this particular example, my suggestion would be to leave the link to the previous experiment in the table/tree view and use the current experiment name for the plots view (i.e show [exp-3b52b]). Either way is fine though.

[mattseddon]

OP has been taken care of.