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With the number of arguments that we parse, it's likely that an arg can be misspelled.
e.g. I ran into the case where I was trying to pass --save-embeds-path instead of save-embed-path which led to my job hanging without an obvious reason.
When unknown arguments are passed to the launch scripts, we should be at least print out a warning, or error out the job (as it will likely lead to something the user did not intend).
More context:
What's happened is that the yaml file had a value for the path, which I tried to override through the CLI.
But the misspelled CLI arg was just ignored and it tried to use the one from the yaml.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With the number of arguments that we parse, it's likely that an arg can be misspelled.
e.g. I ran into the case where I was trying to pass
--save-embeds-path
instead ofsave-embed-path
which led to my job hanging without an obvious reason.When unknown arguments are passed to the launch scripts, we should be at least print out a warning, or error out the job (as it will likely lead to something the user did not intend).
More context:
What's happened is that the yaml file had a value for the path, which I tried to override through the CLI.
But the misspelled CLI arg was just ignored and it tried to use the one from the yaml.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: