Can I delete .local wandb-related files? - W&B Community
Can I delete .local wandb-related files? - W&B Help - W&B Community = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-ai_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-events_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-reactions_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="poll_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="desktop_theme" data-theme-id="9" data-theme-name="discourse gifs"/> my home drive on the cluster has hard limit on usage (50gb).

- I’m currently over the limit and I can see that .local has a lot of wandb files in there.
- I’ll be more than happy to help What operating system are you running on your cluster?
- Could you please point me to the .local folder you are talking about (I found a couple of them on my computer, without wandb files).
Can I delete .local wandb-related files? - W&B Help - W&B Community = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-ai_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-events_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="discourse-reactions_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="poll_desktop" /> = 40rem)" rel="stylesheet" data-target="desktop_theme" data-theme-id="9" data-theme-name="discourse gifs"/> my home drive on the cluster has hard limit on usage (50gb). I’m currently over the limit and I can see that .local has a lot of wandb files in there. Is it safe to remove? Hi @patocal ! I’ll be more than happy to help What operating system are you running on your cluster? (base) [uqpocall@bunya3 unlimiformer-20-dec-baseline]$ cat /etc/os-release PRETTY_NAME=“Rocky Linux 8.8 (Green Obsidian)” BUG_REPORT_URL=“ https://bugs.rockylinux.org/ ” (base) [uqpocall@bunya3 unlimiformer-20-dec-baseline]$ lsb_release -a LSB Version: :core-4.1-amd64:core-4.1-noarch Description: Rocky Linux release 8.8 (Green Obsidian) (base) [uqpocall@bunya3 unlimiformer-20-dec-baseline]$ hostnamectl Machine ID: 5d32e608237b450ca4b4c99a2aa0cc4d Boot ID: 405864f3071c4f639eb3e60aafeac173 Operating System: Rocky Linux 8.8 (Green Obsidian) Kernel: Linux 4.18.0-477.27.1.el8_8.x86_64 ** By the way, I tested it out and it seems to work fine. Could you please point me to the .local folder you are talking about (I found a couple of them on my computer, without wandb files). Is this the one that is in your root directory? ** By the way, I tested it out and it seems to work fine. Sounds like you deleted your folder, very brave of you It honestly should be fine, the .local directory often contains various user-specific data, including the files used by W&B for logging and syncing runs. The .wandb files within this directory are used to store metadata and logs for your experiments. And would be used to sync your runs if you ran them in the offline mode. Hi @patocal ! Wanted to follow up with your regarding this thread! Hi @artsiom , the .local directory I’m referring to is in my home directory on the cluster. I can’t give you any more details at the moment as I’m away on holiday and access to the cluster is not that easy. No worries at all. Happy holidays and looking forward to hearing from you. Hi, since we have not heard back from you, we are going to close this request. If you would like to reopen the conversation, please let us know! Unfortunately, at the moment, we do not receive notifications if a thread reopens on Discourse. So, please feel free to create a new ticket regarding your concern if you’d like to continue the conversation. Why do I have an army of wandb files everywhere? It's overwhelming my disk quota How to stop weights & biases (wandb) from creating random tmp files? Changing path or removing cache of artifacts How can use W&B locally and not publically?
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