Access Global Info within Steps
How to access run names and other global data from within a step
As an example, this is how you could use the Environment
to find out the name of the current step, pipeline, and run:
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How to access run names and other global data from within a step
As an example, this is how you could use the Environment
to find out the name of the current step, pipeline, and run:
Last updated
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In addition to , ZenML provides another interface where ZenML data can be accessed from within a step, the Environment
, which can be used to get further information about the environment where the step is executed, such as the system it is running on, the Python version, the name of the current step, pipeline, and run, and more.
To explore all possible operations that can be performed via the Environment
, please consult the API docs section on .