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ISC Commands (CLI)

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Last updated 3 months ago

Users can access the ISC API from within their development container which includes the following commands.

  • isc ping can be used to confirm that the User is properly authenticated with the ISC.

  • isc experiments can be used to print a report to the terminal of the User's historic and current experiments. The following arguments are available to modify this command.

  • Flags are broken (temporarily) per above note; may not work as expected.

    • --number / -n must be a integer N and can be used to limit the number of experiments reported to the most recent N experiments.

    • --reverse / -r is a flag that if set will modify the table to present the most recent experiments at the top and the oldest experiments at the bottom.

  • isc train /<path>/<to>/<experiment-launch-file>.isc can be used to launch experiments to train on the ISC.

  • isc cancel <experiment-id> can be used to cancel an . Any member of an Organisation can cancel any experiment launched by any other member of the Organisation if the designated Project for that experiment belongs to that Organisation.

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