Mauricio Villegas
@evanunderscore thank you very much for the response. It is very informative. > It's possible you could modify your wrapper to print the prompt yourself (e.g. [like this](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/573269/bash-is-there-a-way-to-invoke-bind-commands-e-g-redraw-current-line-programm)) however I...
Sure I will look into creating a pull request. I could have this as part of my code. But it would be much better if it becomes part of argcomplete...
Just to give you a bit of more context. I am working on an extension of argparse and the idea is that argcomplete will work out of the box. No...
The `argcomplete_warn_redraw_prompt` function is kind of a hack. If this were to be integrated into argcomplete it would be different. First the process id could be provided for example in...
@TotteKarlsson you can make this work with a small modification of your `.bumpversion.cfg` file by redefining the `parse` and `serialize` options in the `[bumpversion]` section as follows: ``` [bumpversion] current_version...
A big limitation of `save_hyperparameters` is that it only has what goes in `__init__`. However, it is very convenient to use dependency injection (which `LightningCLI` supports), in which case `__init__`...
`AutoModel` inherits from a class `_BaseAutoModelClass` (see [modeling_auto.py#L838](https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/c603c80f46881ae18b2ca50770ef65fa4033eacd/src/transformers/models/auto/modeling_auto.py#L838)) and that one does define `.from_pretrained()`, but my question remains. I debugged a couple of lightning-transformers unit tests to see which kind...
@patzm did you go in person to ask @aleju? There hasn't been any response to this in a long time. Is it time to think about an official community maintained...
@janvainer what you propose already exists in jsonargparse, see [argument-linking](https://jsonargparse.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#argument-linking). You might want to try that out.
@lebrice I think some time ago I messaged you mentioning the overlap of SimpleParsing and jsonargparse. Probably in a thread related to pytorch-lightning. Or maybe I am confusing it with...