Closed AlexanderGetka-cbica closed 3 years ago
I also pulled greedy -- @sarthakpati Is there an easy way to tell somewhere if submodules are up-to-date? It doesn't show up on any of my git clients.
I also pulled greedy -- @sarthakpati Is there an easy way to tell somewhere if submodules are up-to-date? It doesn't show up on any of my git clients.
I am not sure of any automated way to do this, unfortunately. The way I do it is this: after I pull from master, if I see the submodule as a "change" that needs to be committed, I update it, which generally takes care of it.
Otherwise, simply ignore that change while committing.
The most robust way would be: if there is a change detected, copy the hash you are expecting and checkout the submodule to that hash in your working copy.
Adds thorough testing of every configuration of TrainingModule with the sample data (every combination of feature selection, classifier, optimizations, cross-validation and folds) to the unit tests. These tests do take a very considerable amount of time on most machines.
This is based on a MATLAB script from Saima.