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concepts: Describe "target" concept #2698
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@iesahin could you please clarify the concern please? some examples would help a lot I think. (I'm already biased and do not feel the problem, heh :) ) |
While writing I'm assuming the reader is skimming and lazy, BTW. :) Explaining what we mean by target and using the word solely within pipelines context may be better. |
I would say that if we think that the word target in the context of
would this alone be enough? |
At least in https://dvc.org/doc/command-reference/repro "targets" refers to the command's argument, specifically defined in the Options section.
It's fine to use the word "target" in this context too. I don't think a tooltip will help if the worry is disambiguation. The text context should be clear enough. Alternatively you can use "goal" or some other similar term. On the other hand basic concepts should be DVC-specific and "a metric to reach" relates in general to data science or even other fields, I think.
I honestly don't think this will be confusing (hasn't been so far that I know of). Also, renaming it here would imply renaming it in many other commands and it may not be easy to find another term that covers them all. But if it does end up being confusing we can bring this up again with the core team. |
OK, if you both see this as a non-problem, I'm closing this. Thank you for the comments. @jorgeorpinel @shcheklein |
Thank you! |
It looks we are using "target" in a specific way while describing
dvc repro
, and pipeline related documents. It might a good to define the term in a concept page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: