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Tick off some of #33 with this change. We add a `tp` command that will be automatically placed in the user's $PATH when installing the repo. It has two verbs: - tp use [...]: sets the XPK cluster/project/zone and profile/xla dump GCS directory once for all future commands. - tp run [...]: runs a python script on the XPK cluster In the future, we could add utilities anchoring off the `tp` CLI. For example, we could add a `tp log` that follows the log of a workload, or a `tp bisect` that determines the software version corresponding to a regression.
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Tick off some of #33 with this change. We add a
tpcommand that will be automatically placed in the user's $PATH when installing the repo. It has two verbs:tp use [...]: sets the XPK cluster/project/zone and profile/xla dump GCS directory once for all future commands.tp run [...]: runs a python script on the XPK clusterIn the future, we'll be able to extend more utilities anchoring off the
tpCLI. For example, we could add atp logthat follows the log of a workload, or atp bisectthat determines the software version corresponding to a regression.