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If you load only a single main file in a notebook without a config file, then everything is fine. But as soon as there are config files and/or more than 1 model, it gets very messy easily. So far, a work around to make it not too hard has been to name every files differently (not only the main but also all the config and the custom classes it depends on) if we wanted to load them. This is bothering to make such changes after the run is finished.
I propose to make a module loader, which will load any main with an associated config file. It will then clear the cache so other models can be loaded safely.
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If you load only a single main file in a notebook without a config file, then everything is fine. But as soon as there are config files and/or more than 1 model, it gets very messy easily. So far, a work around to make it not too hard has been to name every files differently (not only the main but also all the config and the custom classes it depends on) if we wanted to load them. This is bothering to make such changes after the run is finished.
I propose to make a module loader, which will load any main with an associated config file. It will then clear the cache so other models can be loaded safely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: