Allow custom checkpoint location #406
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Hi.
This pull request introduces a small change to run.py that solves #405 and similar issues.
When the user defines a custom checkpoint location using
--checkpoint, if the defined file does not exist, a new checkpoint tarball file is created using the path defined by this option.In this way, the user can now control the exact location of the checkpoint file when needed instead of the current behavior, where the checkpoint file is always saved to the current working directory.
I've tested this update against the standard 0.3.2 version, and they produced identical results.