[Q] Model registry | How to list all model versions?
See original GitHub issueMorning team, I am trying to get all the versions of a registered model, currently I am using such a loop:
for index in range(0, N):
wandb.use_artifact(f"[[entity/]project/]registeredModelName:v{index}")
Is there a way I can get a list of all the available versions through the API?
Thanks in advance!
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I can confirm this works for standalone
Projects
but doesn’t work for themodel-registry
. It doesn’t understand themodel_type
to be valid.Within the original project where this model has been linked from, the command does work (with the same model type).
Trace:
No problem, I haven’t had the time to go back to it. Thanks @ramit-wandb