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experiment.get_system_properties() doesn't return "hostname"
See original GitHub issueI think there is some regression. For recent experiments experiment.get_properties() return either an empty dictionary or {'key1': 'value1', 'key2': '17', 'key3': 'other-value'} (whatever that is) in case of the sandbox project.
For older experiments, I still can get the properties.
This is probably a backend issue but there is no better place to put it.
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@wjaskowski, that’s true, we don’t expose it. I think this should be an easy fix, since this value is present in the experiment entity returned from backend. We’ll do it soon. Thx!
I know that is going on. Previously I was using sacred’s NeptuneObserver and properties such as
hostnamewere filled in by sacred but now I use native neptune client and the dict is empty by default. My misunderstanding.