No way to set project name, it assumes a project name

[neomatrix369]

I had some success running the jar file as mentioned in #2 although couldn't find a way to set the project name. After it finishes the run, I noticed it picked up the name of the git repo which I currently stood as the name of the wanb project.

A work-around for now would be great to have, @raubitsj mentions setting the project name as an environment variable.

I found this in the wandb help docs:

wandb init --project [NAME OF PROJECT TO USE]

Would this work for now?

[raubitsj]

This is how you set a project programmatically:

iff --git a/examples/java/java-sin/src/main/java/com/wandbj/sinfunc/Example.java b/examples/java/java-sin/src/main/java/com/wandbj/sinfunc/Example.java
index b192d9a..fc5940a 100644
--- a/examples/java/java-sin/src/main/java/com/wandbj/sinfunc/Example.java
+++ b/examples/java/java-sin/src/main/java/com/wandbj/sinfunc/Example.java
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ public class Example {
         // Using builder to create run object
         System.out.println("Creating wandb run object.");
         WandbRun run = new WandbRun.Builder()
+                .withProject("myproject")
                 .withConfig(config)
                 .build();

wandb init or setting an environment variable does not work currently.