Add database command to remove dataruns
See original GitHub issueRight now, if you create a datarun with a typo or just decide you don’t want to run it, there’s no simple way to remove it from the database. We should add it as a subcommand to enter_data.py
. Maybe:
python enter_data.py remove --datarun 1
likewise,
python enter_data.py remove --dataset 1
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Awesome! Thanks a ton for the work on this by the way. I’ve been starting to use it, and it saves so much time!
Would it also be possible to add a way to continue a data run with a higher budget? For example running more iterations of a certain method that looked promising but using previous information about parameters or just wanting to continue searching.