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can you set both? what happens if you do? iiuc it looks like checkpoint overrides - is this correct? if so, should we make them mutually exclusive, or at least communicate this overriding to the user? |
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i was thinking of something like a mutually exclusive argparse group to enforce that exactly one arg is set, but i guess no such construct exists in click. id prefer to have both checks in the same place but nbd. thanks!
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Fixes ENG-23543
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This PR removes the "require" flag from the
modelfield in the fine-tuning create command if thefrom_checkpointfield is set. The latter is enough to derive the model limits and settings required for fine-tuning.