Usage
guild check [OPTIONS]
Check the Guild setup.
This command performs a number of checks and prints information about the Guild installation.
Run the Guild test suite by specifying the --tests option.
Run a test file using --test FILE. Test files must be valid doctest files. See doctest — Test interactive Python examples — Python 3.11.2 documentation for details.
To verify that the installed version of Guild matches a required spec, use --version. REQUIRED can be any valid version requirement. For example, to confirm that Guild is at least version 0.7.0, use --version '>=0.7.0'. Note you must quote arguments that contain less-than or greater-than symbols in POSIX shells.
Options
--env |
Limit check to environment info. |
--tensorflow |
Check TensorFlow status. |
--pytorch |
Check PyTorch status. |
--r-script |
Check Rscript status |
-T, --tests |
Run Guild test suite. |
-t, --test TEST |
Run TEST (may be used multiple times). |
-n, --no-info |
Don’t print info (useful when just running tests). |
-s, --skip TEST |
Skip TEST when running Guild test suite. Ignored otherwise. |
--force-test |
Run a test even if it’s skipped. Does not apply to tests specified with ‘–skip’. |
-f, --fast |
Fail fast when running tests. |
-c, --concurrency INTEGER |
Number of concurrent tests. |
-v, --verbose |
Show more information. |
--space |
Show disk space usage for Guild files. |
--version REQUIRED |
Check the installed version. |
--notify |
Send system notification when check is complete. |
-r, --remote REMOTE |
Check remote environment. |
--offline / --no-offline |
Don’t check guild.ai for latest versions. |
--help |
Show this message and exit. |
Guild AI version 0.9.0