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Frequently Asked Questions

When using the Bohrium CLI for the first time, you need to bind an AccessKey. Please ensure that the bound AccessKey is correct. Please visit Bohrium-AccessKey to generate an AccessKey （Recreating the AccessKey will cause the original one to become invalid.）

ACCESS_KEY值

After obtaining the ACCESS_KEY value, configure the environment variables for ACCESS_KEY as follows:

Note: Please replace the XXXX after ACCESS_KEY with your own AccessKey.

ZSH

If you are using ZSH, use the following command to write the ACCESS_KEY into ~/.zshrc.

echo 'export ACCESS_KEY=XXXX' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc

BASH

If you are using ZSH, use the following command to write the ACCESS_KEY into ~/.bashrc.

echo 'export ACCESS_KEY=XXXX' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

Windows

Open Command Prompt (CMD) and run the following commands (note that the setx command requires reopening the Command Prompt to take effect):

setx ACCESS_KEY XXXX

Alternatively, you can manually add these variables through the system settings.

2. What should I do if an error suddenly occurs while creating a dataset using the Bohrium CLI?​

Since bohr supports resuming from breakpoints, if an interruption occurs due to network issues or other factors, you can resume by re-executing the same command. Then, follow the prompt and enter y to recover the previous files, allowing the process to resume from the breakpoint.

3. Can’t find the project group ID created with Bohrium CLI on the Bohrium platform?​

The job group ID created with bohr job_group create is used to submit multiple jobs to the same job group. It is not the same as the job group ID on the Bohrium platform; this job group ID is only applicable when submitting jobs using the Bohrium CLI.。

If you want to submit all jobs to the same job group, first use bohr job_group create to create a job group ID. Then, write this job group ID into the job_group_id field in the job.json file used for submitting jobs. An example is as follows:

{
    "job_group_id":0000 
}