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.
• --no-folders: Do not recreate dataset folders locally.
• --video-frames: Pulls video frame images instead of video files.
• --team: This can be used when you have multiple authenticated teams and you want to specify from which team to pull. If not specified default team will be used.

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.