exp list

List dvc experiments in a DVC repository (remote or local).

Synopsis

usage: dvc exp list [-h] [-q | -v] [--rev <rev>]
                    [--all] [--names-only]
                    [git_remote]

positional arguments:
  git_remote    Optional Git remote name or Git URL

Description

Prints a list of experiments found in the current repository, and the branch/tag or commit they're based on. This is similar to dvc exp show --no-pager, but limited to experiment names and with very simple formatting. See also dvc exp run.

If a working git_remote name (e.g. origin) or Git URL is provided, lists experiments in that repository instead (if any).

Note that this utility doesn't require an existing DVC project to run from when a git_remote URL is given.

Only experiments derived from the HEAD commit are listed by default (see the options below).

Note that checkpoints are not listed, only the parent experiment.

Options

• --rev <commit> - list experiments derived from the specified Git commit (instead of HEAD).
• --all - list all experiments in the repository (overrides --rev).
• -h, --help - shows the help message and exit.
• -q, --quiet - do not write anything to standard output. Exit with 0 if no problems arise, otherwise 1.
• -v, --verbose - displays detailed tracing information from executing the dvc pull command.

Examples

This example is based on our Get Started, where you can find the actual source code.

Let's say we have run 3 experiments in our project. You can quickly list the available experiments with this command:

$ dvc exp list --all
10-bigrams-experiment:
        exp-e6c97
        exp-1dad0
        exp-1df77

Contrast this with the full table displayed by dvc exp show.

You can also list experiments in any DVC repo with dvc exp list:

$ dvc exp list --all git@github.com:iterative/example-get-started.git
10-bigrams-experiment:
        exp-e6c97
        exp-86dd6

We can see that two experiments are available in (the DVC repo).

If we're currently in a local clone of the repo, we can also use Git remote name instead:

$ git remote -v
origin  git@github.com:iterative/example-get-started.git
$ dvc exp list --all origin
10-bigrams-experiment:
        exp-e6c97
        exp-86dd6

And in this context, dvc exp pull can download the experiments if needed, as dvc exp push can upload any local ones we wish to share.