filter not working in sweep
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
In this sweep: https://wandb.ai/kaiwenw/CartPole-v0/sweeps/1wkxr4hg?workspace=user-kaiwenw
I’m trying to filter by w_net_config...explicitly_normalize_to_one
to be false or true.
But the UI only shows “null” and when I type false or true, it does not apply the filter.
However, if you look at individual runs, the params are clearly false or true.
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I did not change anything I think; but glad the UI is working now!
yep, that seems to be a bug. I’m filing an internal ticket to fix this.