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I was wondering if I can submit a papermill call with a YAML and a CLI inline argument and I was wondering which one takes precedence (if it's possible at all).
in my case I want my output notebook and some artifacts created within the notebook to share a same timestamp, the easiest way I've thought of doing that is by defining the timestamp outside the papermill call (this could have been python but I prefer calling papermill from the CLI).
If this is possible (which would be nice), do the inline parameters take precedence over the YAML or viceversa?
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Hi,
I was wondering if I can submit a papermill call with a YAML and a CLI inline argument and I was wondering which one takes precedence (if it's possible at all).
so like:
in my case I want my output notebook and some artifacts created within the notebook to share a same timestamp, the easiest way I've thought of doing that is by defining the timestamp outside the papermill call (this could have been python but I prefer calling papermill from the CLI).
If this is possible (which would be nice), do the inline parameters take precedence over the YAML or viceversa?
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