start: pipelines video doesn't match latest code
See original GitHub issueFrom this https://dvc.org/doc/start/data-pipelines, the youtube video uses the param train.n_estimators
(around 6:20) whereas the code downloaded for this example has train.n_est
in its params.yml file.
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What’s the plan @jendefig ? I guess it wasn’t a great idea to call out specific docs commands in the video since the docs tend to change and evolve (as well as example projects cc @iesahin).
Also is it a huge deal since
train.n_estimators
andtrain.n_est
are similar enough that hopefully it’s obvious to users which one to use? Not sure, but if it’s not a big deal we can add a note above video embeds, or even overlay on videos (Youtube has that feature) with a note that the code example has changed slightly.The video now has a subtitle that directs how to correct the code at 6:34 and 7:30 now. 🎥 🎉
Thanks again @skailasa for the callout!