Create "savepoints" that allow partial execution of a project.

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Updated by Jocelyn
Hello folks,
Have you considered an operator that stores the current state of everything (macros, processes) into an object that can be marshalled and used as a different starting point? Like... the Store operator but that stores everything, not just the things we order it to store.
e.g., I build a process that does A, B, C, D, E and F things. I know B and D are expensive in terms of time, so I can put a savepoint for B in case I need to fix something in C, D and E later on but I don't want to go through the pain of executing B and D *again*. Therefore instead of the Play button, I can get a list of savepoints and play from there.
Now, I know I could store things but savepoints could help me building something small, just exploratory, before even organizing my project directory, in a more efficient way.
Is there such a thing in plans?
All the best,
Rodrigo.
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Hello @rfuentealba,
I have implemented a variant of the Subprocess operator that allow to cache the results of the embedded process. We hope to include it in the next release of the Operator Toolbox.
@rfuentealba , the holiday release of the Operator Toolbox includes a first version of the aforementioned operator. See here for more details: https://rapidminer.com/blog/caching-and-unwrapping-some-holiday-joy/
Hello @Michael,
I will try this out today. Apologize for not replying early on, I thought I did. Thank you!
All the best,
Rodrigo.
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Hey @rodriguezestefa,
If I remember correctly @michael is building an extension/operator to implement something similar to described above.
Hoping he will be able to give more details, once he's back from his vacation!
Cheers,
Pavithra
If I remember correctly @michael is building an extension/operator to implement something similar to described above.
Hoping he will be able to give more details, once he's back from his vacation!
Cheers,
Pavithra
If I remember correctly @michael is building an extension/operator to implement something similar to described above.
Hoping he will be able to give more details, once he's back from his vacation!
Cheers,
Pavithra