For testing purposes, I would like to temporarily set a version of Python Transforms to an older one.
I know it is possible to pin versions of packages or Python itself. For testing purposes, I would like to have the ability to run some code with the exact same environment at some point in the past. Is it possible to temporarily pin Python Transforms versions?
Hi @Kuba,
if I understood your question correctly, then as far as I know, you can achieve this quite easily by branching your code repo, and then, under “Branches” on top, you select your branch (in this case, I’ve created a branch called sboari_testing for guiding purposes):
From there, you’ll have visibility of the full history of commits on the master branch and can revert to any version you need by using the red “Revert” button. Then, you can run the logic in that specific version, which would allow you to compare built datasets against the master branch.
Hope this helps!
Best,
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Just for added functionality: one can also review history on the main branch (Branches tab → master), select the commit they want to essentially revert to, click “view code” and then create new branch from there.
Thanks!
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