'url' query parameter in Netron
See original GitHub issueHow is the url parameter supposed to be used?
I am trying to use Netron the way it is described in #302
I tried to pass local model path to url parameter but it failed.
Is this valid use of this feature ? - https://netron.app?url=/path/to/local/file/model.onnx
If not, can you give me a valid example of how to use this parameter? Link in the attached issue also fails.
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https://netron.app?identifier=models.h5&url=https%3A%2F%2Fmy.server.com%2Fmodels.h5%3Fmodel_id%3Da%26version%3D15
Thank you. This works!