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why does wandb.restore() need a wandb.init()
See original GitHub issueHi, suppose I want to just download a pre-trained model for inference purposes without creating a new run via a separate script. Why do I have to create a wandb.init() to avoid the following error?
wandb.errors.error.Error: You must call wandb.init() before wandb.restore()
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I tested this, and it seems that
returns the correct content only if I still do a
wandb.init(project='fake_project')before all of this. I can provide more info if you need an example to debug.Issue-Label Bot is automatically applying the label
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