Save and diff code

By default, W&B only saves the latest git commit hash. You can turn on more code features to compare the code between your experiments dynamically in the UI.

Starting with wandb version 0.8.28, W&B can save the code from your main training file where you call wandb.init().

Save library code

When code saving is enabled, W&B will save the code from the file that called wandb.init(). To save additional library code, you have two options:

• Call wandb.run.log_code(".") after calling wandb.init()

import wandb

wandb.init()
wandb.run.log_code(".")

• Pass a settings object to wandb.init with code_dir set:

import wandb
wandb.init(settings=wandb.Settings(code_dir="."))

This will capture all python source code files in the current directory and all subdirectories as an artifact. For more control over the types and locations of source code files that are saved, see the reference docs.

Code comparer

Compare code used in different W&B runs:

1. Select the Add panels button in the top right corner of the page.
2. Expand TEXT AND CODE dropdown and select Code.

Jupyter session history

W&B saves the history of code executed in your Jupyter notebook session. When you call wandb.init() inside of Jupyter, W&B adds a hook to automatically save a Jupyter notebook containing the history of code executed in your current session.

1. Navigate to your project workspaces that contains your code.
2. Select the Artifacts tab in the left navigation bar.
3. Expand the code artifact.
4. Select the Files tab.

This displays the cells that were run in your session along with any outputs created by calling iPython’s display method. This enables you to see exactly what code was run within Jupyter in a given run. When possible W&B also saves the most recent version of the notebook which you would find in the code directory as well.