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Can we please do something about this? It makes everything I do so much harder, and because my local machine is so terrible, I am forced to test in production. This makes debugging so difficult.
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wdym you can't pickle
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When huggingface patches this, I'm going to be really sad, but in the meantime, here you go:
When AutoTrain creates a new space to train your model, it does so via the huggingface API. If you modify the code so that it includes a premade README.md file, you can add these two lines:
This will tell huggingface to listen for the iframe on your port, instead of the one autotrain is actually hosting on, and because startup time isn't charged, you get the product for free. (you can take this even further by switching compute type to A100 or something)
When AutoTrain creates a new space to train your model, it does so via the huggingface API. If you modify the code so that it includes a premade README.md file, you can add these two lines:
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app_port: 8080 # or any integer besides 7860 that's greater than 2 ** 10
startup_duration_timeout: 350m
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This will tell huggingface to listen for the iframe on your port, instead of the one autotrain is actually hosting on, and because startup time isn't charged, you get the product for free. (you can take this even further by switching compute type to A100 or something)