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It depends if it's a git project but pretty much yes.
by gidim 9y ago
It depends if it's a git project but pretty much yes.
- shackenberg 9y agoSo you would considered the latest committed version as the 'code of the current experiment'? Maybe to rephrase: I start a training with my local code and then I change one variable in the code or comment some processing and start the next training. Would I need to do something for comet to know how the code has changed?
- gidim 9y agoNo. You'll be able to see both runs with the code diffs.