Open joshdunnlime opened 2 years ago
This works nicely for injecting params into the output_path (output name).
papermill template.ipynb analysis_{PARAM}.ipynb -p PARAM test_stuff
however, using pm['run_uuid'] breaks as does pm["run_uuid"] and pm[run_uuid]. It seems that python doesn't allow access to the pm object values in the "".format() syntax.
"".format()
papermill template.ipynb analysis_{pm['run_uuid']}.ipynb
using pm alone works and prints the entire pm dict in the notebook output name, but it very messy!
See here for more info: https://github.com/nteract/papermill/pull/343
What if you run:
papermill template.ipynb 'analysis_{pm["run_uuid"]}.ipynb'
I wonder if the shell is doing something funky?
🐛 Bug
This works nicely for injecting params into the output_path (output name).
however, using pm['run_uuid'] breaks as does pm["run_uuid"] and pm[run_uuid]. It seems that python doesn't allow access to the pm object values in the
"".format()
syntax.using pm alone works and prints the entire pm dict in the notebook output name, but it very messy!
See here for more info: https://github.com/nteract/papermill/pull/343