metaflow-diff - run git diff between a repo and a Metaflow run
- Create a Metaflow flow, say,
HelloFlow, in a git repo as usual - Run it remotely:
python hello.py run --with kubernetesorpython hello.py run --with batch - Note the run ID in the console or in the UI, e.g.
HelloFlow/5. - Continue editing code
- Run
metaflow-diff diff HelloFlow/5to see how the code has changed in the given execution 💡
Commands
metaflow-diff diff HelloFlow/5
Show diff between the current working directory and the given run.
metaflow-diff pull --dir code HelloFlow/5
Pull the code of the given run to a directory.
metaflow-diff patch --file my.patch HelloFlow/5
Produce a patch file that, if applied, changes the code in the current working directory to match that of the run.
metaflow-diff diff-runs HelloFlow/5 HelloFlow/6
Show diff between the two given runs.
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