synapse-config-yaml-guide

To configure a Synapse plugin config.yaml file, you define metadata, actions, and runtime configurations. The file requires specific fields like entrypoint, method, and description to establish plugin behavior and integration within the Synapse ecosystem.

Job, task, and serve are distinct execution methods in Synapse for defining plugin actions. The config.yaml guide clarifies their specific differences and use cases to help you specify the correct method for your plugin's runtime behavior.

Required fields for action definition in a Synapse config.yaml include entrypoint, method, and description. These fields specify how the plugin action executes and integrates within the Synapse ecosystem.

Yes, you can configure package management and environment variables in Synapse config.yaml. The file supports optional fields specifically for managing package dependencies and setting environment variables during plugin runtime.

To specify an entrypoint for model training in a Synapse plugin, you define the action in your config.yaml file. You must correctly specify the entrypoint, method, and necessary parameters to configure the training behavior.