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put ressources in repo instead of remotely #648

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tharvik opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 4 comments
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put ressources in repo instead of remotely #648

tharvik opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 4 comments

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tharvik commented Mar 6, 2024

let’s also make sure we have the needed resources in our repos, if people want to deploy somewhere else in the future (cf @martinjaggi)

currently, our gcloud server is hosting some images, models, and datasets. we should not depend on it.

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I think assets were removed from the repo in the past to make it more lightweight but we could rely on git-lfs rather than gcloud

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tharvik commented Mar 6, 2024

we could rely on git-lfs rather than gcloud

that's the way to go, and what I'm implementing for the wikitext dataset (used to test LLM models)

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tharvik commented Apr 15, 2024

Task have a DisplayInformation field that allow for an example image to be added. theses images are stored on Google storage. to have theses ressources locally (and to not immensly increase discojs-core bundle size), it will need to be provided via the server.
thus implementing #647 makes sense to do before this issue,

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tharvik commented May 1, 2024

having users using git-lfs is non-trivial for general use. let's add a way to download theses from the server, and a button "use sample data" on the webapp.

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