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Right now you can't log artifact to an existing run in MLflow because you can only specify the experiment name and the desired run name you want to log artifacts to. This creates an issue where a new run is created instead of logging the data into an existing one. Also if you use mlflow.pytorch.autolog() and you want to log extra items into the current run it will create a new one because the MLflowLogger (MLflowLogger.__init__) can't be created specifying a run id.
Motivation
I'm trying to log extra items into an existing run during the training and it will create a new MLflow run instead of logging them into an existing run (1).
Pitch
I just want to log new items into my existing run by specifying the current run id without creating new runs and having the information divided into 2 runs.
馃殌 Feature
Right now you can't log artifact to an existing run in MLflow because you can only specify the experiment name and the desired run name you want to log artifacts to. This creates an issue where a new run is created instead of logging the data into an existing one. Also if you use
mlflow.pytorch.autolog()
and you want to log extra items into the current run it will create a new one because theMLflowLogger
(MLflowLogger.__init__) can't be created specifying a run id.Motivation
I'm trying to log extra items into an existing run during the training and it will create a new MLflow run instead of logging them into an existing run (1).
Pitch
I just want to log new items into my existing run by specifying the current run id without creating new runs and having the information divided into 2 runs.
Alternatives
Additional context
(1) As you can see in this image
cc @Borda
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