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[Bug] value interpolation does not work in list
See original GitHub issueValue interpolation does not seem to work in list e.g.:
chckpnt_dirnames:
- ${base_dir}/${model.name}/
- .
Doesn’t replace model.name and base_dir
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- Created 4 years ago
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Because I’m logging it and wanted to see the interpolated strings (which didn’t work when just logging the OmegaConf object)
If you are converting to a list this is no longer an OmegaConf object.
The proper way to convert to a primitive list is to use: resolved_list = args.tests.to_container(resolve=True)