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Bump mlflow to 2.10.2 #2444

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This PR bumps mlflow to its most recent version, 2.10.2. As with #2374 I've ran the same test pipeline - so

  • There seem to be no breaking changes when reading the changelog.
  • We have upgraded our MLFlow installation to v2.10.2 and it runs nicely.
  • We ran a test pipeline which does the following using sklearn and the IRIS dataset:
    • Perform autologging during training
    • Perform manual logging during evaluation
    • Upload artifacts into MLFlow, including the model
    • Download the uploaded model from MLflow in another ZenML step.

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@strickvl strickvl added the dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file label Feb 19, 2024
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LGTM, pending passing tests and some local testing on our end.

@strickvl strickvl merged commit 12ccaf5 into zenml-io:develop Feb 21, 2024
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adtygan pushed a commit to adtygan/zenml that referenced this pull request Mar 21, 2024
* update TOC (zenml-io#2406)

* Bump mlflow to 2.10.2

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Co-authored-by: Alex Strick van Linschoten <[email protected]>
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