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add video of sharing exps via vs code #4865

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Expand Up @@ -4,6 +4,11 @@ You can send [live metrics and plots] to [Studio], [push] entire completed
<abbr>experiments</abbr> (including data, models, and code), and convert an
experiment into a [persistent] branch or commit in your Git repo.

See the video below for how it all works using the [DVC Extension] for VS Code,
or keep reading to go deeper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMVYjwJtRj0
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[Q] Did you rewatch this video to make sure it has the correct content? Should the link be to this one? Also... can we use a gif instead 😄 😬.

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I think @mattseddon is right here and this brings up an interesting question on language. The video Matt is suggesting is talking about "sharing" experiments to Studio, while the more recent one is about sharing with a colleague. Maybe we need to define language around this to be more clear? Maybe "sharing" should be used for collaboration things and we should use another term for sharing to DVC Studio? Cast to Studio? Send to Studio? Sync with Studio?

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To be clear I don't think we need to redo the video. I could easily adjust the thumbnail, title and description wording.

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[Q] Did you rewatch this video to make sure it has the correct content? Should the link be to this one?

🤔 I thought this was a good video for here because it goes end to end from adding the token, to pushing experiments, to sharing a studio link.

[Q] Did you rewatch this video to make sure it has the correct content? Should the link be to this one? Also... can we use a gif instead 😄 😬.

Up to you. My take would be that besides saving you form having to do two versions of product updates, having you talk through it is more helpful and easier to follow.


## Live metrics and plots

You can send [live experiments] to [Studio](https://studio.iterative.ai), which
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Removed experiments: unwet-jinn
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[dvc extension]:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Iterative.dvc
[studio]: https://studio.iterative.ai
[live metrics and plots]: #live-metrics-and-plots
[push]: #push-experiments
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