Exp auto push #5035
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Exp auto push #5035
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I think it makes sense to start with https://dvc-org-exp-auto-push-djkrz00s.herokuapp.com/doc/start/experiments/experiment-tracking, where I added setup for automatic sharing and then dropped the next page on experiment collaboration. |
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Closing but will likely reuse this text after iterative/dvc#10137 is implemented |
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Opening this PR for discussion. I don't plan to merge this as is but think it could help drive #5029 and iterative/dvc#10137 by seeing how we might want to explain auto-pushing.
There are some obvious issues with the approach in this PR:
DVC_EXP_AUTO_PUSHis currently too limited (env vars aren't enough, and it doesn't work ondvc exp save)For the last bullet, one thing I found when writing this was that although it's complex, I think it makes more sense explaining all these requirements explicitly early on.