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The best way to check if a model is compatible with Elasticsearch is to run the eland_import_hub_model.py script but this requires the user to configure the Elasticsearch connection settings and possibly even spin up an Elasticsearch cluster in order to get past the connection test.
Add a command option to the script that will download the model and check it is compatible with Elastic without uploading the model to Elasticsearch. This is a convenience to quickly check if a model is compatible with minimal configuration.
The best way to check if a model is compatible with Elasticsearch is to run the
eland_import_hub_model.py
script but this requires the user to configure the Elasticsearch connection settings and possibly even spin up an Elasticsearch cluster in order to get past the connection test.Add a command option to the script that will download the model and check it is compatible with Elastic without uploading the model to Elasticsearch. This is a convenience to quickly check if a model is compatible with minimal configuration.
Invoking the script might look like:
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