Tuatini Godard

I run into the same issue as @jaegerstar . The `low_res.png` and `zssr.png` differs in size but looks exactly the same.

I have a dataset that I need to update on a daily basis but the instance on which DVC runs to update my database has only 100GB of disk space...

So, what's the workaround to work with that? I see no reference to boolean types in the MLFlow doc

Ok, so here is my workaround: ``` # MLProject name: my_project entry_points: main: parameters: my_bool: {type: string, default: "no_my_bool"} command: python my_module.py --{my_bool} ``` In the calling code: ``` #...

Both are valid I think, it's just a matter of taste. To me when the module is run separately as an independent script I find it cleaner to specify `--early_stopping`...

Is there any progress on this? Now I get `Error: scriptPath cannot be empty! You must give a script for python to run` with the latest version with no way...

Hi @Almenon , yeah I tried a lot of hacks like this one too but none of them worked unfortunately :( . The way I start my python project is...

I dunno, but apart from running scripts, it seems this project doesn't allow to run entire python projects/modules efficiently. So I'll just fall back to a library which allows me...

@Almenon Oh excuse me I've read only one message on the two in diagonal, thanks a lot!

@Almenon actually that doesn't really work for my case because my module is not global. Basically I have this: ``` let pyshell = new PythonShell("-m", { mode: 'text', pythonOptions: ['-u'],...