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Hugging Face Hub Upgrades #4231

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  • Adds preview_path arg to push_to_hub(), allowing for passing a screenshot or video to the dataset card
  • Makes FiftyOne version req optional
  • Improves dataset name resolution
  • Only downloads necessary media files for FiftyOneDataset formatted datasets

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  • App: FiftyOne application changes
  • Build: Build and test infrastructure changes
  • Core: Core fiftyone Python library changes
  • Documentation: FiftyOne documentation changes
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@jacobmarks generally LGTM, just a couple small comments before merging

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"tags": tags,
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if min_fiftyone_version is not None:
if not _validate_fiftyone_version(min_fiftyone_version):
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I would recommend removing this validation as version numbers could actually contain letters and stuff (not usual, but could, eg release candidates).

How about just providing an example in the docstring?

        min_fiftyone_version (None): the minimum version of FiftyOne required,
            if applicable. For example ``"0.23"``

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Very nice! Left one comment for your consideration 😄


dataset_type_name = config._format.strip()

if dataset_type_name == "FiftyOneDataset":
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Would it make sense to download the images separately only if max_samples was provided?

I'm wondering if this might be less efficient:

hfh.snapshot_download(**init_download_kwargs, allow_patterns=[very, long, list, of patterns])

than this:

hfh.snapshot_download(**init_download_kwargs)

@jacobmarks jacobmarks merged commit 1179d9a into hf-hub-integration-v2 Apr 5, 2024
@jacobmarks jacobmarks deleted the hf-hub-upgrades branch April 5, 2024 13:22
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