Any problems using git submodules, dvc, Tensorflow/keras?

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JohnAtl
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Vscode hangs when debugging Jupyter notebooks if in a project with git submodules.

Due to this, I’m going to switch to PyCharm (which looks really good!).

Since this is a significant upheaval in my workflow, I’d just like to be sure things like git submodules, dvc, and Tensorflow/keras work well.

If there is a better place I should ask this, please let me know. The PyCharm subreddit isn’t very active (which could be a good sign).

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Miguel Monteiro
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I’d just like to be sure things like git submodules, dvc, and Tensorflow/keras work well.

From the description, yes, everything should work. You should just be aware that some customizations may be required depending on your needs.

  •  PyCharm auto-detects them when you open/clone the repo; All standard VCS actions (commit, diff, log, merge tool) work inside each one
  • You may associate .dvc files with the .yaml extension to get syntax highlighting and similar - Check out here . 
  • We support TensorFlow and Keras. You should be able to show tensors/arrays in the Data view.

If you face any issues, feel free to create a new report directly on YouTrack

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JohnAtl
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Very good!
Thanks for the reply!

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JohnAtl
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Miguel, your kind reply and offer to create a new issue contributed to my buying a three year license.

Just wanted to let you know. Thanks again.

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Miguel Monteiro
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Hey John,

I'm stoked to hear this, feel free to reach out to us with any questions or doubts :)

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