Add are_predictions flag to dataset upload #412
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… sent as a dataset
iurisilvio
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Sep 9, 2025
roboflow/core/workspace.py
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| @@ -287,6 +287,7 @@ def upload_dataset( | |||
| project_type: str = "object-detection", | |||
| batch_name=None, | |||
| num_retries=0, | |||
| are_predictions=False, | |||
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I'd prefer to be consistent and keep using is_prediction.
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totally makes sense. I updated.
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This flag allows dataset uploads to be sent as predictions (not automatically added to the dataset).
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