Added cli argument for wandb session name #1032
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Thank you for this! I don't use wandb personally, but this seems to be good. I will update other training scripts as same as this, after merging. |
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Adds a command line argument that allows users to specify the wandb session name of their run.
Without this feature session names are not indicative.
While it is possible to fetch logger kwargs from a configuration toml this is cumbersome when sessions names are created in run time, which is very often the case.
This PR was first opened to the kohya_ss repo and now reopend in the sd_scripts repo as required.
bmaltais/kohya_ss#1825