== Not working for Runset filters?

[dnievesacaro2018]

Good morning. It seems that using the == operator in the runsets isn't working for me. In contrast, I can get the filters I want by using the in [ ] operator. Other filters such as the != operator seem to work. Does anyone know why this is?

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[DavidEnriqueNieves]

Update: my workaround of checking using in some_list isn't working when using multiple filters. I attached an example here:

This was after I had inspected the format of a previous report by using from_url() to load in the report object and print out each block. I noticed that the filters for that report's outputs could be found like so:

PanelGrid(runsets=[Runset(name='Run set', filters='((Config("dataset.value.name") in [I.6.2] and Config("module.value.model.hidden_layer_widths") in [[2, 2]]) and Config("module.value.model.hidden_layer_widths") == [2, 2])', order=[OrderBy(name=Metric(name='CreatedTimestamp'), ascending=False)])], panels=[ ... ], active_runset=0, custom_run_colors={'ref': {'type': 'run-colors', 'viewID': '8p9jw15lw', 'id': '6g1baxfzl'}})

PanelGrid(runsets=[Runset(name='Run set', filters='(Metric("group") == \'feynman_sweeps\' and Config("dataset.value.name") == \'I.6.2\' and Config("module.value.model.kan_k") == 10 and Config("module.value.model.hidden_layer_widths") == [2, 2])', order=[...], panels=[...], active_runset=0, custom_run_colors={'ref': {'type': 'run-colors', 'viewID': 'tch7w0rdw', 'id': 'ugiko91ab'}})

.. where the output above was obtained by using this code and specifically copying the output from the panel grid section:

report_thing = wr.Report.from_url(my_reports_url)
for block in report_thing.blocks:
    print("\n")
    print(block)
    print(dir(block))
    if isinstance(block, wr.PanelGrid):
        print("Panel Grid detected")
        break

Could anyone explain how the filtering of the runsets works should be formatted for joint filters to work?

Based off the documentation here, and here, I'm noticing that the filters have to get parsed into a "mongo-ish" format, but I still don't understand why my joint filters aren't working.

[DavidEnriqueNieves]

Any updates?

[maximilianmordig]

Any updates?
Using the IN syntax is a workaround, but the run set tables are empty then.

[danbraunai]

Also having trouble with filters. In particular, trying to filter by "Tags". I can do filters="Tags in my_tag" but it will think that "Tags" is a new field rather than the existing wandb Tags.

I also couldn't set the project field for runsets successfully.

EDIT: f'(Metric("tags") in ["{tag_to_find}"])' or f'(Tags("tags") in ["{tag_to_find}"])' does seem to work, thanks DavidEnriqueNieves for the idea.