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Hi,
I've encountered this while using 1.1.0.
I have a pipeline of a few models/transformers.
In one of the transformer, I defined a tags method as below.
def tags(self): return {"abc":"def"}
In subsequent transformers, in the transform_input method, I can't access the tags.
def transform_input(self, X, names, meta): loggers.info(meta)
It's empty.
It was working in 1.0.0 release. I was able to get the information with meta["tags"]["abc"].
meta["tags"]["abc"]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @JulianBarr!
What version of s2i wrapper are you using? For tags to work properly you need wrapper 0.19 or greater (suggest 1.1.0).
tags
Edit: I mean to work properly with the new golang orchestrator introduced as default in 1.1
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I am using 0.15. I'll try a newer version and test.
Yes, please do. I just verified that it should be working properly.
@JulianBarr I am closing this issue, please reopen if you find it not working properly with latest wrapper.
Ok, it works in 1.1.0.
RafalSkolasinski
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Hi,
I've encountered this while using 1.1.0.
I have a pipeline of a few models/transformers.
In one of the transformer, I defined a tags method as below.
In subsequent transformers, in the transform_input method, I can't access the tags.
It's empty.
It was working in 1.0.0 release. I was able to get the information with
meta["tags"]["abc"]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: