We can now start a "fake" training run by pushing a "train/{YOUR_EXPERIMENT_NAME}" tag on any of our commits.
You can create a tag by comitting your changes with git commit -m "..." and then adding a tag with git tag "train/test_meyer".
NOTE: The tag must start with train/... and be unique, so give it a memorable name like train/GAN_Architecture!
Also updated the flow chart with workflow sections.
FYI: @TheMadBevah @vollOlga @Patrickliuu
P.S. I will explain how this works in more detail next wednesday. If you are curious before then, have a look at the GitHub Actions Getting Started page.
We can now start a "fake" training run by pushing a "train/{YOUR_EXPERIMENT_NAME}" tag on any of our commits.
You can create a tag by comitting your changes with
git commit -m "..."and then adding a tag withgit tag "train/test_meyer".NOTE: The tag must start with
train/...and be unique, so give it a memorable name liketrain/GAN_Architecture!Also updated the flow chart with workflow sections.
FYI: @TheMadBevah @vollOlga @Patrickliuu
P.S. I will explain how this works in more detail next wednesday. If you are curious before then, have a look at the GitHub Actions Getting Started page.