➕ [Fix] Add tensorboard to temporarily fix Quite issue #218 #219
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…Lab#218 This PR temporarily fix MultimediaTechLab#218 by adding `tensorboard` in `requirements.txt`
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Hi, Thanks for your PR! I believe tensorboard is already included in the requirements-dev.txt file. As for the solution, I think a clean fix would be to move the check for cfg.use_tensorboard inside logging_utils.py, placing it before the if quiet: return shortcut. That way, we ensure the logger setup logic executes as expected when tensorboard is enabled. Let me know what you think! Best, |
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This PR temporarily fix #218 by adding
tensorboardinrequirements.txt