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rgemulla
commented on August 14, 2024
This can be implemented using the import functionality: group options that are relevent to only some jobs/models into separate importable configuration files.
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rgemulla
commented on August 14, 2024
This implies moving stuff out of the default-config, which we may not want to do. Thoughts?
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Nzteb
commented on August 14, 2024
I have an idea that seems to be easy to implement and would not change anything big: There is an easy way to figure out for the most (all?) keys if they are relevant to the current execution or not: Whenever config.set() or config.get() is called during execution, then the key was needed, right? So one could implement a mode for the config and a new attribute config.options_used which is empty from the start and then modify the get and set functions such that they copy they key and value into config.options_used whenever they've been called. This config could then, after execution, alternatively or additionally be saved to disk.
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rufex2001
commented on August 14, 2024
There might still be settings from the default config which are relevant
but where neither set by a user given config or a terminal command, so
these would not go by some config.set() call. I guess this is what you'd
use the config.get() for?
…On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 3:44 PM Nzteb ***@***.***> wrote:
I have an idea that seems to be easy to implement and would not change
anything big: There is an easy way to figure out for the most (all?) keys
if they are relevant to the current execution or not: Whenever config.set()
or config.get() is called during execution, then the key was needed, right?
So one could implement a mode for the config and a new attribute
config.options_used which is empty from the start and then modify the get
and set functions such that they copy they key and value into
config.options_used whenever they've been called. This config could then,
after execution, alternatively or additionally be saved to disk.
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Nzteb
commented on August 14, 2024
Yes. I though whenever one uses config.get() its because a value for a key is needed, e. g. it is a relevant key. An every key that is relevant has to be read at least one time, otherwise it cannot be relevant.
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rgemulla
commented on August 14, 2024
Yes, I like this idea. It's necessay to dump the config AFTER a job has been run though (becaues only then one knows which keys have been used). One may tstore the config under config/<jobid>-used.yaml so that one has both configs around.
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rgemulla
commented on August 14, 2024
Largely addressed by kge dump config <file> --minimal
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