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The validate command could use a more robust documentation. "Validate the JSON obtained after creating one" is a bit vague. What is it validating for? How is it validating? This is ascertainable from the code but a standard user will probably not have access to the source code.
I'm assuming the command is referring to validating the file made from either initialize or push. However, if it it is referring to one of these commands then this should eventually be run automatically after one of those commands is called.
Also despite trying several times I could not get validate to actually run without crashing. This is one of the reasons im pushing for more documentation because I don't know how exactly this command is supposed to be used.
Finally, as I brought up in my notes about push it would be great to have better logging and error handling so the program can crash in a "nice" way if something goes wrong (or user error occurs). I've just copied my earlier examples for helpful types of things for the program to report.
"INFO: Converting ModelConfigEample.yaml into JSON"
"ERROR: Could not find C:/Users/Admin/ModelCatalogInsertion/test.yaml"
"INFO: Generated transformed_json.json"
"Success"
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The
validate
command could use a more robust documentation. "Validate the JSON obtained after creating one" is a bit vague. What is it validating for? How is it validating? This is ascertainable from the code but a standard user will probably not have access to the source code.I'm assuming the command is referring to validating the file made from either initialize or push. However, if it it is referring to one of these commands then this should eventually be run automatically after one of those commands is called.
Also despite trying several times I could not get
validate
to actually run without crashing. This is one of the reasons im pushing for more documentation because I don't know how exactly this command is supposed to be used.Finally, as I brought up in my notes about push it would be great to have better logging and error handling so the program can crash in a "nice" way if something goes wrong (or user error occurs). I've just copied my earlier examples for helpful types of things for the program to report.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: