Closed korakot closed 4 years ago
I believe the issue is resolved by #2798 (related #1913).
Current release (2.1.x) yet does not contain the fix so you will have to wait for next release.
If you are inclined, you may use tb-nightly (please uninstall tensorboard by doing pip uninstall tensorboard
first, though) to use the fixed version.
It works now! Thanks.
Though you need this hack to avoid get_filesystem
bug.
import tensorflow as tf
import tensorboard as tb
tf.io.gfile = tb.compat.tensorflow_stub.io.gfile
It now doesn't work again. Please check and correct the problem.
I can also affirm this is broken again.
Well installing tb-nightly fixed that for me.
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The following code used to work when Colab first had
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The error message is
However, it once worked before. What changes now?
Here's a colab notebook to run the above code.