v0.5.20 Released

• fixed issue with file name matching on imports

v0.5.19 Released

• Remove mandatory dependency on scikit-learn
• Make it possible to split video annotations into single frame annotations

v0.5.18 Released

• use --append to append (instead of overwriting) annotations during import
• fixed issue where width and height got swapped for coco exports.
• updated fetch_items to handle more and longer filters.

v0.5.17 released

• Support for binary coco RLE
• Improved error message parsing
• Using a new version of upolygon to handle issues with very large polygons.

v0.5.16 released

• Add .TIFF support
• Fix importing annotations with attributes
• New archive/restore payload structure
• Avoid stripping class names when reading class list
• Fix symlink unlink on Windows
• Remove WORKFLOW feature flag checks

v0.5.15 released

• Speed up of annotations importing
• Support for .svs uploads
• Fixed bug in cross contamination
• Fixed issue in exporting tags for videos
• Use upolygon’s RLE ( ~15 times faster)
• Function for computing annotation density
• Optional rounding for COCO exports
• Use png for encoding video frame downloads
• Handle picture mode 1

v0.5.14 released

• Bug fix for importing complex RLE masks from coco.
• Removes extra prints during imports.
• Updated readme with links to documentation.

v0.5.13 released

• Import coco bounding boxes

v0.5.12 released

Features:

• Support for .dcm and .avi files
• Pull video frames instead of video with -video-frames flag
• Can now import Darwin JSON videos annotations
• Bug fixes with regards to team-slug/dataset-slug access
• Handle complex polygons in import
• Support for coco complex (RLE) polygons for import
• Better Error handling for unsupported filetypes
• Client can now send delete events

V0.5.11 released

Features:

• Coco export includes bounding boxes
• Support to upload tags to videos with new importer csv_tags_video
• removed pycocotool dependency
• Flag to download images into folders --folders

Bug fixes

• pulling an export of a different format than darwin json now gives a proper error message

Breaking change

--as-video has been removed and instead there is a new flag --frames that is the inverse