* Remove unnecessary dataset code
* Fix jump on row selection
* Add FineTuneButton
* Add model slug to modal
* Add fine tunes to schema
* Remove dataset routers
* Remove more dataset-specific code
* Remove more data code
* Fix horizontal scroll bar jumping
* Add fine tunes page
* Actually create the fine tune entry
* Add beta modal
* Require beta for fine tunes and request logs
* Send user to waitlist link
* control beta features in .env variable
* Combine migration files
* Show beta features in app shell
* Clear selected log ids last when closing fine tune modal
* Remove ModalCloseButton from BetaModal
* Remove unused import
* Change timestamps to camelCase
* Maintain tag casing
* Persist column visibility in zustand
* Persist only visibleColumns key
* merge persisted state
* Only show ColumnVisibilityDropdown after rehydration
* Record storage rehydrated
* Add useIsClientRehydrated hook
* Hide ActionButton text on mobile
* Condense Paginator on mobile
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Co-authored-by: Kyle Corbitt <kyle@corbt.com>
Makes it so our most critical jobs go through first. Priority order:
1. Force-refetched cells
2. Cells visible on the current page
3. All other cells
4. Retries
5. Evaluations
We've outgrown the run-everything-on-one-machine setup. This change moves background jobs to a different Docker image in production. It also adds a `jobKey` to certain jobs so if we try to process the same cell multiple times it'll only actually run the job once.
Also added some high-level tests to minimize the chances that we're breaking anything.
The typescript SDK is mostly functional at this point, with the exception that we don't have a build process or way to import it when deployed as an NPM package.
Previously we were opening a new database connection for each task we added. Not a problem at small scale but kinda overwhelming for Postgres now that we have more usage.
This way we don't re-render the entire cell every time a variable changes. Better performance and handles modals correctly.
OutputCell is still a pretty messy component, which we'll have to address at some point, but the complexity is still manageable for now.
