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Refactor CLI transfer code and support local fallback #829

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@sarahwooders sarahwooders commented May 2, 2023

Transferred to/from local paths needs to fall back on cloud provider tools until we provide full support for this. I cleaned up the skyplane cp/sync code to share a single function for shared logic for fallback options and initiating transfers.

Remaining todo: add local tests to integration tests

lynnliu030 and others added 30 commits November 29, 2022 13:36
This change introduces an API for Skyplane Broadcast

Todos:
- [x] Fix provisioning in BroadcastDataplane
  - Reuse provision loop via inheritance
  - Move `_start_gateway` to a class method and override it
  - Adapt broadcast to use `bound_nodes`
- [x] Add BroadcastCopyJob (ideally extend CopyJob)
- [x] Update tracker to monitor broadcast jobs
- [x] Add multipart support 
- [x] Fix dependency issue via adding dockerfile and bc_requirements 
- [x] Integrate with gateway and test the monitoring side 

Co-authored-by: Paras Jain <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Sarah Wooders <[email protected]>
@sarahwooders sarahwooders requested review from ShishirPatil and parasj and removed request for ShishirPatil May 2, 2023 21:19
@sarahwooders sarahwooders changed the base branch from main to integration-tests May 3, 2023 06:34
@sarahwooders sarahwooders merged commit f3521dc into skyplane-project:integration-tests May 3, 2023
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