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annotate
related to #25
Right now, annotate on remote repo can create a commit on top of default branch only:
$ gto annotate classifier \ --repo $REPO \ --path model.pkl \ --description "Simple text classification model" --type model```
There should be a way to annotate in non-default branches, e.g.
$ gto annotate classifier \ --repo $REPO \ --branch try-large-dataset --path model.pkl \ --description "Simple text classification model" --type model
Question: should we support creating a new branch with annotation out of existing ones? E.g.
$ gto annotate classifier \ --repo $REPO \ --rev try-large-dataset --branch new-branch --path model.pkl \ --description "Simple text classification model" --type model
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related to #25
Right now,
annotate
on remote repo can create a commit on top of default branch only:There should be a way to
annotate
in non-default branches, e.g.Question: should we support creating a new branch with annotation out of existing ones? E.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: