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Version: 0.6.12

The model.yaml Specification

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model.yaml is optional for swcli model build.

When building a Starwhale Model using the swcli model build command, you can specify a yaml file that follows a specific format via the --model-yaml parameter to simplify specifying build parameters.

Even without specifying the --model-yaml parameter, swcli model build will automatically look for a model.yaml file under the ${workdir} directory and extract parameters from it. Parameters specified on the swcli model build command line take precedence over equivalent configurations in model.yaml, so you can think of model.yaml as a file-based representation of the build command line.

When building a Starwhale Model using the Python SDK, the model.yaml file does not take effect.

YAML Field Descriptions​

FieldDescriptionRequiredTypeDefault
nameName of the Starwhale Model, equivalent to --name parameter.NoString
run.modulesPython Modules searched during model build, can specify multiple entry points for model execution, format is Python Importable path. Equivalent to --module parameter.YesList[String]
run.handlerDeprecated alias of run.modules, can only specify one entry point.NoString
versiondataset.yaml format version, currently only supports "1.0"NoString1.0
descModel description, equivalent to --desc parameter.NoString

Example​


name: helloworld

run:
modules:
- src.evaluator

desc: "example yaml"

A Starwhale model named helloworld, searches for functions decorated with @evaluation.predict, @evaluation.evaluate or @handler, or classes inheriting from PipelineHandler in src/evaluator.py under ${WORKDIR} of the swcli model build command. These functions or classes will be added to the list of runnable entry points for the Starwhale model. When running the model via swcli model run or Web UI, select the corresponding entry point (handler) to run.

model.yaml is optional, parameters defined in yaml can also be specified via swcli command line parameters.


swcli model build . --model-yaml model.yaml

Is equivalent to:


swcli model build . --name helloworld --module src.evaluator --desc "example yaml"