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Unsetting Model State

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Is it possible to unset a model state? I’m interested in changing a model from a shadow state to a production state such that the model no longer shows up if I query

model_store.list_versions("my-domain", state_name="shadow")

I see that I can set a model state, and that a model can be set to multiple different states at the same time, but I don’t see any support for removing a model from a given state.

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Created 2 years ago
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nlathiacommented, Nov 26, 2021

This is shipped and now available on pypi in modelstore==0.0.72 ✅

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erosenthal-squarecommented, Nov 19, 2021

Thanks so much!

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