2.5 ml install
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The simplest installation identifies a curated package name. The names of these packages are those in the left column of the output of available). For example:
The packageβs MLHUB.yaml
file, containing all information required
by MLHub to install the package, is retrieved from a git repository
identified through MLHubβs meta-data. All MLHub packages are hosted
within a git repository.
We can explicitly identify the GitHub path, thus skipping the curated package list:
The default action of the install command is to access
MLHUB.yaml
from the git repository. The above example will obtain
the packageβs configuration from
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acwkayon/kmeans/master/MLHUB.yaml. The
repositoryβs default branch is accessed (master in this case). The
ports package identified as acwkayon/ports
uses main as the default
branch and so the MLHUB.yaml
file is retrieved as
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acwkayon/ports/main/MLHUB.yaml.
Specific branches and commits of a git repository can also be identified. This is particularly useful if an update has introduced bugs and youβd like to revert to a previous version.
ml install acwkayon/kmeans@dev # From dev branch.
ml install acwkayon/kmeans@a24e268 # From specific commit.
Specific MLHUB.yaml
files within a repository can also be
supplied:
ml install acwkayon/kmeans:doc/MLHUB.yaml
ml install https://github.com/acwkayon/kmeans/testing/MLHUB.yaml
If MLHub.yaml
is not provided in the command line it will be looked
for anyhow.
The default git repository is GitHub, but it can be explicitly identified:
Similarly other git servers supported include GitLab and BitBucket:
ml install gitlab:acwkayon/kmeans
ml install gitlab:acwkayon/kmeans@2fe89kh:doc/MLHUB.yaml
ml install bitbucket:acwkayon/kmeans
To override the package developerβs name for a package we can provide our own name (not yet implemented):
After a package is installed the name by which you refer to it locally can be changed using the rename command.
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