Hello, I wonder what is the right pattern for storing/getting objects via ObjectStore interface during local backtesting? So far I haven't managed to succeed.
In the configuration lean.json there are two options
"object-store": "QuantConnect.Lean.Engine.Storage.LocalObjectStore",
"object-store-root": "/tmp/storage",
The latter is line is added by myself (default value is './storage'). However my attempts to store anything by
pickled = codecs.encode(pickle.dumps(lr), "base64").decode()
self.ObjectStore.Save("model033", pickled)
didn't result in successful ...
In the cloud everything works like a charm. Please advise.
Andrey Ust
Thanks, after the Lean update, consecutive runs of my algorithm have managed to find the previously-stored instances. However, the '$LEAN_HOME/storage' folder is still empty. Where can I find those files?
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Jasper van Merle
Hi Andrey,
What do you mean with "$LEAN_HOME/storage"? The local object store items are stored in the ./storage directory relative to the project (every project has its own storage directory).
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Andrey Ust
Found it. BTW, it seems that the setting "object-store-root" from lean.json is disregarded, since I have it equal to "storage1", while objects are stored at PROJECT_HOME/storage/ folder.
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