wandb job create
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Create a job from a source, without a wandb run.
Jobs can be of three types, git, code, or image.
git: A git source, with an entrypoint either in the path or provided explicitly pointing to the main python executable. code: A code path, containing a requirements.txt file. image: A docker image.
Usage
wandb create JOB_TYPE PATH [OPTIONS]
Arguments
| Argument | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
JOB_TYPE |
No description available | Yes |
PATH |
No description available | Yes |
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--project, -p |
The project you want to list jobs from. |
--entity, -e |
The entity the jobs belong to |
--name, -n |
Name for the job |
--description, -d |
Description for the job |
--alias, -a |
Alias for the job |
--entry-point, -E |
Entrypoint to the script, including an executable and an entrypoint file. Required for code or repo jobs. If –build-context is provided, paths in the entrypoint command will be relative to the build context. |
--git-hash, -g |
Commit reference to use as the source for git jobs |
--runtime, -r |
Python runtime to execute the job |
--build-context, -b |
Path to the build context from the root of the job source code. If provided, this is used as the base path for the Dockerfile and entrypoint. |
--base-image, -B |
Base image to use for the job. Incompatible with image jobs. |
--dockerfile, -D |
Path to the Dockerfile for the job. If –build-context is provided, the Dockerfile path will be relative to the build context. |
--service, -s |
Service configurations in format serviceName=policy. Valid policies: always, never |
--schema |
Path to the schema file for the job. |
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