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02-22-2024 04:32 AM
Hi @Retired_mod ,
Indeed the artifacts are in
"/dbfs/databricks/mlflow-tracking/<id>/<run_id>/artifacts/chain"and I am able to navigate in the UI at the URL mentioned above, where I can see the artifacts.
So I am not sure why the download apparently succeeds (as seen in the method response), but the final result is not the expected one.
All of the rest you wrote is what I had done.
Now I am thinking of an alternative, is it possible to do the same not from the DB notebook, but from a local script?
I am asking because I am not sure what settings I need in place to be able to run
client.download_artifacts(run_id, "chain", "mydir")As such, I get an error message of not recognizing run_id.
Or can the same operation (download_artifacts) be done by calling a REST API? If yes, which would it be?
Or using the databricks cli?
Thank you!