The options let you specify variable names for a Run object, data dict, Where object, and Client object, but I don't think these will be used that often. Oh, it also lets you specify variable names just like in with afar.run('x', 'y'), remotely:.
The main thing that this doesn't let you do that might be useful is specifying values for data or the keyword arguments passed to client.submit. For example, you can't do this: %afar --data={'x': 7} x + 1. To pass keyword arguments to client.submit, one needs to do this:
In [1]: on_gpus = afar.remotely(resources={"GPU": 1})
In [2]: %%afar --where on_gpus
...: x = 1
...: y = x + 1
eriknw
commented
3 years ago
Closes #16
The options let you specify variable names for a
Runobject,datadict,Whereobject, andClientobject, but I don't think these will be used that often. Oh, it also lets you specify variable names just like inwith afar.run('x', 'y'), remotely:.The main thing that this doesn't let you do that might be useful is specifying values for data or the keyword arguments passed to
client.submit. For example, you can't do this:%afar --data={'x': 7} x + 1. To pass keyword arguments toclient.submit, one needs to do this: