pull

Downloads the latest Release of a RemoteDataset into your machine, creating a LocalDataset in the process.

$ darwin dataset pull cars
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Dataset andreas-team/cars:nice_cars_v3 downloaded at /home/user/.darwin/datasets/andreas-team/cars.

Positional arguments:

dataset: Name of the RemoteDataset to download.

Optional arguments:

--only-annotations: Download only annotations and no corresponding images.
--folders: Recreates image folders. Useful if your RemoteDataset has a tree structure.
--video-frames: Pulls video frame images instead of video files.

By default, this command will pull the latest release of the RemoteDataset. You can pull a specific release by appending it after a colon as follows:

$ darwin dataset pull cars:2nd_release
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Dataset andreas-team/cars:2nd_release downloaded at /home/user/.darwin/datasets/andreas-team/cars.