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🌱 Describe your Feature Request
Support Path (from pathlib) as type of argument model
convert
doesn't support Path as type of argument model
but onnx.load
supports Path
Use cases
from pathlib import Path
model_path = Path("path/to/onnx")
convert(model_p
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Is there any method for printing converted operation shape during converting?
I converted to
.mlmodel
, but the model doesn't have output shapes. So I want to inspect which operation was incorrectly converted.In 3.x coremltools, I can see all shapes each operation. But in 4.0b1, I cannot see it anymore and coremltools only shows the progress status.
v3.x log exampl