[TB] Support custom run_name in add_hparams #40660
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Summary: Support custom run_name since using timestamp as run_name can be confusing to people
Test Plan:
hp = {"lr": 0.1, "bool_var": True, "string_var": "hi"}
mt = {"accuracy": 0.1}
writer.add_hparams(hp, mt, run_name="run1")
writer.flush()
Reviewed By: edward-io
Differential Revision: D22157749
fbshipit-source-id: 833e5995426b02fb9156e70c342b1d02c8afc404
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Summary: Support custom run_name since using timestamp as run_name can be confusing to people
Test Plan:
hp = {"lr": 0.1, "bool_var": True, "string_var": "hi"}
mt = {"accuracy": 0.1}
writer.add_hparams(hp, mt, run_name="run1")
writer.flush()
Reviewed By: edward-io
Differential Revision: D22157749