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Document hf_transfer
more prominently
#1714
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Super cool and good job being transparent about the lack of user-friendly features 😄
Co-authored-by: Steven Liu <[email protected]>
Thanks again for the great feedback @stevhliu! And yes always good to lower users expectations 😄 |
Just for clarity, lack of features is part of the reason of the speed (progressbars are slowing things down very often). |
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Nice, looks good to me!
Thanks @Wauplin
Thanks for the review, I'll merge :) |
Discussed in #1652 and slack (private) cc @Narsil @osanseviero
This PR adds more info about
hf_transfer
in the docs and promote its usage in the CLI upload/download commands. Still, it is not set by default -and is not planned to be- because of its inherent limitations (progress bars, error handling, resumable download,...). The goal is to make this feature more known while being optional. About the CLI commands if users don't want any log message (including this one), they can set--quiet
so it should "pollute" too much the output.I also created an alias so that https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface_hub/hf_transfer redirects to the corresponding section in the docs.