Closed nsheff closed 12 months ago
@stolarczyk Do you have any comment on this?
Right now, this is logged to the terminal as:
Pipestat compatible: False
And it appears to be showing up once per pipeline.
Therefore, I believe this issue has been solved.
Right now I get this:
These will show up for any non-pipestat-compatible pipeline. These are confusing to a user. Are they necessary? Since pipestat-compatibility is optional, I would recommend no exception or Error messages printed. At most it could be maybe "This pipeline is not pipestat compatible. Add a 'pipestat_config' attribute to your PEP if you want to use pipestat" -- But even that is probably overkill... ?
Perhaps an error is warranted if the pipeline is pipestat-compatible, but there's something missing?
I think maybe a good way to approach this would be a check in the looper output, like
Or something like that. I think we shouldn't show this for every sample, but rather just once per pipeline.