I am little bit confused about my folder structure. I have a repo ther has 2 submodules. Inside one submodul I created another folder for guild AI experiments: [image] MislavSag/trademl The goal of the project is to build algorithmic trading system. - MislavSag/trademl …

In looking at your project, I recommend putting the Guild file at the project root, alongside setup.py. You need to change your main spec to specify the full module: - model: random_forest operations: train: main: trademl.modeling.random_forest.train_rf You’re free to put guild.yml any…

OK, I added guild file to the root. Where should I save runs, also in the root? I have read in the docs that it is recommended to save runs in separate folder inside specific project (). How should I run commands than? Sorry for all this questions, but I would like to setup everything right. I hav…

Thank you for your excellent questions! Guild saves runs in environments . By default there’s a user-level environment at ~/.guild - so unless you’re otherwise specifying a different location, runs are located in ~/.guild/runs. You can change the directory where runs are stored a few ways: Set th…

What if I initialize model now when the project is already defined and on github? Will there be some side effects?

By “initialize the model” I’m assuming here that you asking about initializing the environment using guild init. Please let me know if that’s incorrect. When you run guild init the only side effect is the creation of a local subdirectory, which is named venv by default. You can change that location…

If I don’t save all runs in github repo, than I should save it in default .guild folder and export only runs I want to export, if get it right? But, why to initialize the guild in the repo root in the first place, if I will save runs in default folder?

You don’t need to use an environment. It’s fine to rely on the system level Python. In that case runs are stored in ~/.guild/runs. You can export them as needed into your project directory. I personally like project-level environments because they isolate the project work. This isolation is both fo…

In the end I created an environment with guild init, but when I try to activate it with: source guild-env /venv I get error: source : The term ‘source’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was include…

If you’re running Windows, you need to run the activation script directly. It should be in venv/bin – e.g. venv/bin/activate.cmd or venv/bin/activate.bat.

Hm, I don’t see bin directory in venv, only guild, Lib, Scripts, and pyvenv: [image] I have used git init to create this virtual enviroment.

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