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Summary:
The new tensorboard dev list command prints links to your experiments.
This is implemented by repurposing the StreamExperiments export RPC,
which only includes experiment IDs. We can expand this to additionally
show useful metadata: experiment creation time and last-modified time;
total number of scalars; counts of runs, tags, or time series; and
selected run and tag names could all be useful to include.

Test Plan:
Ran tensorboard dev list on an account with 12 experiments and an
account with no experiments, starting from both logged-in and logged-out
states. Verified that the printed experiment links resolve correctly.
Verified that the normal export flow still works.

wchargin-branch: uploader-list

Summary:
The new `tensorboard dev list` command prints links to your experiments.
This is implemented by repurposing the `StreamExperiments` export RPC,
which only includes experiment IDs. We can expand this to additionally
show useful metadata: experiment creation time and last-modified time;
total number of scalars; counts of runs, tags, or time series; and
selected run and tag names could all be useful to include.

Test Plan:
Ran `tensorboard dev list` on an account with 12 experiments and an
account with no experiments, starting from both logged-in and logged-out
states. Verified that the printed experiment links resolve correctly.
Verified that the normal export flow still works.

wchargin-branch: uploader-list
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Awesome, thanks!

@wchargin wchargin merged commit 092e744 into master Nov 8, 2019
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We can expand this to additionally show useful metadata: experiment
creation time and last-modified time; total number of scalars; counts
of runs, tags, or time series; and selected run and tag names could
all be useful to include.

Done in #2906 and #2941.

wchargin added a commit to wchargin/tensorboard that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2019
Summary:
The new `tensorboard dev list` command prints links to your experiments.
This is implemented by repurposing the `StreamExperiments` export RPC,
which only includes experiment IDs. We can expand this to additionally
show useful metadata: experiment creation time and last-modified time;
total number of scalars; counts of runs, tags, or time series; and
selected run and tag names could all be useful to include.

Test Plan:
Ran `tensorboard dev list` on an account with 12 experiments and an
account with no experiments, starting from both logged-in and logged-out
states. Verified that the printed experiment links resolve correctly.
Verified that the normal export flow still works.

wchargin-branch: uploader-list
@wchargin wchargin mentioned this pull request Nov 25, 2019
wchargin added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2019
Summary:
The new `tensorboard dev list` command prints links to your experiments.
This is implemented by repurposing the `StreamExperiments` export RPC,
which only includes experiment IDs. We can expand this to additionally
show useful metadata: experiment creation time and last-modified time;
total number of scalars; counts of runs, tags, or time series; and
selected run and tag names could all be useful to include.

Test Plan:
Ran `tensorboard dev list` on an account with 12 experiments and an
account with no experiments, starting from both logged-in and logged-out
states. Verified that the printed experiment links resolve correctly.
Verified that the normal export flow still works.

wchargin-branch: uploader-list
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