Prompt to launch TensorBoard when active Python file or ipynb contains a tensorboard import
See original GitHub issueThis is one of the entrypoints for our proposed native TensorBoard experience. When the user has an import like the following, notify them that we have native TensorBoard support.
from torch.utils.tensorboard import SummaryWriter()
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Got it, thank you. Looking forward to the release!
@cy-xu, thanks for reaching out! We are hoping to release this feature in the near future, and in the meantime the prompt you are seeing is a bug that will be resolved with our January update. Apologies for the trouble and I’d love your feedback once we do announce our integrated TensorBoard support.