Version: dev
Commands to manage labels for a repo
Commands to manage labels for a repo.
A label is a name given to a bundle, analogous to a tag in git.
Labels are a mapping type from human-readable strings to commit hashes.
There's one such map per repo, so in particular, setting a label or uploading a bundle with a label that already exists overwrites the commit hash previously associated with the label: There can be at most one commit hash associated with a label. Conversely, multiple labels can refer to the same bundle via its commit hash (bundle ID).
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--format string Pretty-print datamon objects using a Go template. Use '{{ printf "%#v" . }}' to explore available fields
-h, --help help for label
--skip-auth Skip authentication against google (gcs credentials remains required)
--config string Set the config backend store to use (bucket name: do not set the scheme, e.g. 'gs://')
--context string Set the context for datamon (default "dev")
--loglevel string The logging level. Levels by increasing order of verbosity: none, error, warn, info, debug (default "info")
--metrics Toggle telemetry and metrics collection
--metrics-password string Password to connect to the metrics collector backend. Overrides any password set in URL
--metrics-url string Fully qualified URL to an influxdb metrics collector, with optional user and password
--metrics-user string User to connect to the metrics collector backend. Overrides any user set in URL
--upgrade Upgrades the current version then carries on with the specified command
- datamon - Datamon helps build ML pipelines
- datamon label get - Get bundle info by label
- datamon label list - List labels
- datamon label set - Set labels