Runs table overview#
In the runs table, you can see all the runs of the project in one place.
Each time you track a run with neptune.init_run(), it's added to the top of the table.
- The leftmost column shows the Neptune ID and the status of the run.
- The eye icon () indicates whether the run is included in the comparison views.
Searching and filtering runs#
You can query runs by any field.
In the Search or filter runs input box above the table:
- Start typing the name of a field. For example,
tags. - Click on a field in the list, or highlight it and hit Enter.
- Choose an operator from the list.
- Choose a value:
- Directly type in a value to use.
- From the value list, select one or more options and click Done when finished (you can also hit Ctrl + Enter or Cmd + Enter).
Tips
- To add further queries, keep typing in the input box.
- To edit a value, click on the query. To edit the operator, hit Backspace.
- To remove the entire query, click the cross icon ().
Configuring runs table columns#
Apart from filtering, you can customize the table columns.
- Pinned columns determine which fields are included in the legend box when comparing multiple runs, for example, in charts.
- To pin a column, drag it inside the greyed area.
- Suggested columns:
- To add one to the table, click the plus icon ().
- To dismiss a suggestion, click the minus icon (). You can still add the field through the Add column button.
- To hide suggested columns from the table, select the vertical dots menu () and toggle off Show suggested columns.
Good to know
To be featured in the side-by-side comparison view, the column must be present in the runs table.
Sorting and customizing columns#
You can:
- Sort the table by any column that has been added.
- Configure the column label (name), color, and numerical format.
Saving a custom view#
Once you're satisfied with the table, you can save it as a custom view by clicking Save view as new. It can then be accessed by anyone viewing the project.
More things you can do in the runs table