We don't have aiohttp support yet, due to which we have to install
without cythonized extension.
Similarly, there has been some changes in how dataclasses disallows some
mutable arguments to be set as a class property, due to which
`hydra.conf` fails to import in 3.11.
See https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/29867. For now, I have
patched the module and avoid importing as a pytest-plugin.
dvc-hdfs/pyarrow is not there yet, we'll usually see a release 2-3
months after official reelase.
dvc-hdfs is skipped in 3.11 in extras_requires. `--set-params` will
return a nice error message if hydra cannot be imported in 3.11. I
decided to only patch that in tests.
- Overriding a config value : foo.bar=value
- Appending a config value : +foo.bar=value
- Appending or overriding a config value : ++foo.bar=value
- Removing a config value : ~foo.bar, ~foo.bar=value
See https://hydra.cc/docs/advanced/override_grammar/basic/#modifying-the-config-object
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Breaking changes:
To modify a list, `foo[0]=bar` must now be passed as `foo.0=bar`.
Modifying a nested list inside a dictionary is not supported by omegaconf.
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Closes#4883Closes#5868Closes#6129
The tests should be in dvc-objects repo npw, and will be migrated soon.
The nanotime and diskcache are specified in dvc-objects, so we don't need
those here.
By splitting dvc.cli into a module, we'll be able to share cli-related
utilities, split parser-related stuffs into smaller parts, improve
reusability and improve API for command extensions in the future.
skshetry
David de la Iglesia Castro
Daniele Trifirò
Paweł Redzyński
Ruslan Kuprieiev