Fixed skeleton selection algorithm #7921
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- changelog.d/20240521_093739_boris_fixed_skeletons_selection.md (1 hunks)
- cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.ts (16 hunks)
- cvat-core/src/annotations-objects.ts (1 hunks)
- cvat-ui/src/components/annotation-page/canvas/views/canvas2d/canvas-wrapper.tsx (1 hunks)
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Context: ### Fixed - Selection a skeleton by cursor does not work correc...
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cvat-ui/src/components/annotation-page/canvas/views/canvas2d/canvas-wrapper.tsx (1)
811-811: Use enum values for shape type comparisons.Ensure this change is covered by unit tests to verify that the behavior remains consistent.
cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.ts (15)
777-777: Ensure theclearmethod correctly handles the clearing of annotations within specified frames or entirely.
218-218: Review the error handling in_mergeInternalfor consistency and completeness.Verification successful
The error handling in the
_mergeInternalmethod appears to be consistent and complete. The method throwsArgumentErrorexceptions when encountering unknownshapeTypevalues or missing elements in the skeleton structure. Additionally, it catches and rethrows errors with additional context when merging skeleton parts.
- The method checks for valid
shapeTypevalues and throws anArgumentErrorif an unknown type is encountered.- It ensures that all required sublabels are present when merging skeletons and throws an
ArgumentErrorif any are missing.- It catches errors during the recursive merging of skeleton parts and rethrows them with additional context.
Based on the extracted code, the error handling is thorough and addresses potential issues that could arise during the merging process.
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458-458: Validate the splitting logic in_splitInternalto ensure it correctly handles track and shape division.Verification successful
The
_splitInternalmethod incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tsappears to handle the splitting of tracks and shapes correctly. It creates two copies of the track, one for frames before the split and one for frames after. It also recursively handles elements if the object is aSkeletonTrack.
- The method clears server IDs, creates copies of the track, and adjusts the shapes accordingly.
- It ensures that the shapes are correctly marked as
outsidefor the split frame.- For
SkeletonTrackobjects, it recursively splits the elements.The logic seems sound and correctly handles the division of tracks and shapes.
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1152-1152: Ensure theselectmethod accurately determines the closest object state based on the provided coordinates.Verification successful
The
selectmethod inannotations-collection.tsis indeed implemented and used in the codebase. The method is defined to select the closest object state based on the provided coordinates. Here are the relevant locations:
- Definition:
cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.ts(line 1152)- Usage:
cvat-core/src/session-implementation.tscvat-core/src/session.tscvat-canvas/src/typescript/canvas-wrapper.tsxThese locations indicate that the
selectmethod is integrated into the session and canvas handling logic, ensuring it is used to determine the closest object state based on coordinates.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure the `select` method accurately determines the closest object state based on the provided coordinates. # Test: Search for the method definition and usage in TypeScript files. rg 'select' --type tsLength of output: 82376
119-119: Ensure theimportmethod handles all edge cases for tag, shape, and track creation.
526-526: Ensure thesplitmethod correctly handles the splitting of tracks and updates the history accordingly.Verification successful
The
splitmethod inannotations-collection.tsappears to interact with thehistoryobject, as indicated by multiple calls tothis.history.do. This suggests that the method is indeed updating the history.
cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.ts: Multiple instances ofthis.history.doindicate that history updates are being handled.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure the `split` method correctly handles the splitting of tracks and updates the history accordingly. # Test: Retrieve the implementation of the `split` method in annotations-collection.ts. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'class $_ { $$$ split(objectState: ObjectState, frame: number): void { $$$ } $$$ }' cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.ts # Test: Check if the `split` method updates the history. rg 'history' cvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tsLength of output: 628
1217-1217: Confirm that_searchEmptycorrectly identifies empty frames based on the given parameters.
401-401: Check the logic inmergefor handling different object states and ensure it aligns with expected behavior.Verification successful
The
mergemethod incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tsincludes checks for object types, ensures objects are in the collection, and handles shape types appropriately. The_mergeInternalmethod further validates shape types and labels, ensuring consistency.
mergemethod: Validates object states, ensures objects are in the collection, and handles shape types._mergeInternalmethod: Validates shape types and labels, ensuring consistency.These methods appear to handle different object states correctly.
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162-162: Confirm that theexportmethod correctly filters and serializes tracks, shapes, and tags.
608-608: Review thejoinmethod to ensure it only allows joining of compatible object types and handles attributes correctly.
961-961: Check theputmethod for correct handling of object states and integration into the collection.Verification successful
The
putmethod is defined incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tsand is used in several places within the codebase. However, to ensure it handles object states correctly and integrates them into the collection properly, we need to inspect its implementation and usage in detail.
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putmethod's implementation and usage context did not yield results. To ensure we correctly verify the handling of object states and their integration into the collection, we need to refine our approach.
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The
putmethod incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tsis responsible for handling object states and integrating them into the collection. The method is used incvat-core/src/session-implementation.tsfor bothJobandTaskprototypes.Here is the relevant snippet of the
putmethod implementation:public put(objectStates: ObjectState[]): number[] { checkObjectType('shapes for put', objectStates, null, Array); const constructed = { shapes: [], tracks: [], tags: [], }; for (const state of objectStates) { checkObjectType('object state', state, null, ObjectState); checkObjectType('state client ID', state.clientID, null, null); // Additional logic for handling object states... } // Further processing and return statement... }And its usage in
cvat-core/src/session-implementation.ts:Job.prototype.annotations.put.implementation = function (objectStates) { return getCollection(this).put(objectStates); }; Task.prototype.annotations.put.implementation = function (objectStates) { return getCollection(this).put(objectStates); };The
putmethod appears to validate the input object states and then processes them accordingly. The method is integrated into theJobandTaskprototypes, ensuring that object states can be added to these entities.Based on the gathered information, the
putmethod seems to handle object states correctly and integrates them into the collection as expected.Scripts Executed
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693-693: Verify thatslicecorrectly handles the slicing of shapes and updates the collection and history as expected.Verification successful
The
slicemethod incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tshas been successfully extracted. Here is the relevant implementation:public slice(state: ObjectState, results: number[][]): void { if (results.length !== 2) { throw new Error('Not supported slicing count'); } const [points1, points2] = results; checkObjectType('sliced object id', state, null, ObjectState); checkObjectType('first slicing contour', points1, null, Array); checkObjectType('second slicing contour', points2, null, Array); points1.forEach( (el: number) => checkObjectType('first slicing contour element', el, 'number'), ); points2.forEach( (el: number) => checkObjectType('second slicing contour element', el, 'number'), ); const slicedObject = this.objects[state.clientID]; if (!(slicedObject instanceof PolygonShape || slicedObject instanceof MaskShape)) { throw new ArgumentError( `Only polygon shape or mask shape can be sliced. Got "${slicedObject.constructor.name}"`, ); } const { width, height } = this.frameMeta[slicedObject.frame]; if (slicedObject instanceof MaskShape) { points1.push(slicedObject.left, slicedObject.top, slicedObject.right, slicedObject.bottom); points2.push(slicedObject.left, slicedObject.top, slicedObject.right, slicedObject.bottom); } const imported = this.import({ shapes: [{ attributes: validateAttributesList(objectAttributesAsList(state)), frame: slicedObject.frame, group: slicedObject.group, label_id: slicedObject.label.id, outside: false, occluded: slicedObject.occluded, points: slicedObject.shapeType === ShapeType.POLYGON ? points1 : cropMask(points1, width, height), rotation: 0, type: slicedObject.shapeType, z_order: slicedObject.zOrder, source: Source.MANUAL, elements: [], }, { attributes: validateAttributesList(objectAttributesAsList(state)), frame: slicedObject.frame, group: slicedObject.group, label_id: slicedObject.label.id, outside: false, occluded: slicedObject.occluded, points: slicedObject.shapeType === ShapeType.POLYGON ? points2 : cropMask(points2, width, height), rotation: 0, type: slicedObject.shapeType, z_order: slicedObject.zOrder, source: Source.MANUAL, elements: [], }], tracks: [], tags: [], }); slicedObject.removed = true; this.history.do( HistoryActions.SLICED_OBJECT, () => { slicedObject.removed = false; imported.shapes.forEach((shape) => { shape.removed = true; }); }, () => { slicedObject.removed = true; imported.shapes.forEach((shape) => { shape.removed = false; }); }, [...imported.shapes.map((object) => object.clientID), slicedObject.clientID], slicedObject.frame, ); }This method performs the following steps:
- Validates the input parameters.
- Checks the type of the object to be sliced.
- Handles the slicing logic for both
PolygonShapeandMaskShape.- Imports the new shapes created by the slicing operation.
- Updates the history to allow undo/redo operations.
Based on the extracted implementation, the
slicemethod appears to correctly handle the slicing of shapes and updates the collection and history as expected.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `slice` correctly handles the slicing of shapes and updates the collection and history as expected. # Extract the implementation of the `slice` method from the TypeScript file. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'class AnnotationsCollection { $$$ public slice(state: ObjectState, results: number[][]): void { $$$ } $$$ }'Length of output: 162
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1263-1263: Review thesearchmethod to ensure it correctly identifies frames based on the specified filters and parameters.
567-567: Confirm thatgroupcorrectly updates object groups and handles history actions properly.
821-821: Review thestatisticsmethod to confirm it accurately calculates statistics for all object types and handles sublabels correctly.Verification successful
The
statisticsmethod incvat-core/src/annotations-collection.tshas been successfully extracted. Here is the implementation:public statistics(): Statistics { const labels = {}; const shapes = ['rectangle', 'polygon', 'polyline', 'points', 'ellipse', 'cuboid', 'skeleton']; const body = { ...(shapes.reduce((acc, val) => ({ ...acc, [val]: { shape: 0, track: 0 }, }), {})), mask: { shape: 0 }, tag: 0, manually: 0, interpolated: 0, total: 0, }; const sep = '{{cvat.skeleton.lbl.sep}}'; const fillBody = (spec, prefix = ''): void => { const pref = prefix ? `${prefix}${sep}` : ''; for (const label of spec) { const { name } = label; labels[`${pref}${name}`] = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(body)); if (label?.structure?.sublabels) { fillBody(label.structure.sublabels, `${pref}${name}`); } } }; const total = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(body)); fillBody(Object.values(this.labels).filter((label) => !label.hasParent)); const scanTrack = (track, prefix = ''): void => { const countInterpolatedFrames = (start: number, stop: number, lastIsKeyframe: boolean): number => { let count = stop - start; if (lastIsKeyframe) { count -= 1; } for (let i = start + 1; lastIsKeyframe ? i < stop : i <= stop; i++) { if (this.frameMeta.deleted_frames[i]) { count--; } } return count; }; const pref = prefix ? `${prefix}${sep}` : ''; const label = `${pref}${track.label.name}`; labels[label][track.shapeType].track++; const keyframes = Object.keys(track.shapes) .sort((a, b) => +a - +b) .map((el) => +el) .filter((frame) => !this.frameMeta.deleted_frames[frame]); let prevKeyframe = keyframes[0]; let visible = false; for (const keyframe of keyframes) { if (visible) { const interpolated = countInterpolatedFrames(prevKeyframe, keyframe, true); labels[label].interpolated += interpolated; labels[label].total += interpolated; } visible = !track.shapes[keyframe].outside; prevKeyframe = keyframe; if (visible) { labels[label].manually++; labels[label].total++; } } let lastKey = keyframes[keyframes.length - 1]; if (track.shapeType === ShapeType.SKELETON) { track.elements.forEach((element) => { scanTrack(element, label); lastKey = Math.max(lastKey, ...Object.keys(element.shapes).map((key) => +key)); }); } if (lastKey !== this.stopFrame && !track.get(lastKey).outside) { const interpolated = countInterpolatedFrames(lastKey, this.stopFrame, false); labels[label].interpolated += interpolated; labels[label].total += interpolated; } }; for (const object of Object.values(this.objects)) { if (object.removed) { continue; } let objectType = null; if (object instanceof Shape) { objectType = 'shape'; } else if (object instanceof Track) { objectType = 'track'; } else if (object instanceof Tag) { objectType = 'tag'; } else { throw new ScriptingError(`Unexpected object type: "${objectType}"`); } const { name: label } = object.label; if (objectType === 'tag' && !this.frameMeta.deleted_frames[object.frame]) { labels[label].tag++; labels[label].manually++; labels[label].total++; } else if (objectType === 'track') { scanTrack(object); } else if (!this.frameMeta.deleted_frames[object.frame]) { const { shapeType } = object as Shape; labels[label][shapeType].shape++; labels[label].manually++; labels[label].total++; if (shapeType === ShapeType.SKELETON) { (object as SkeletonShape).elements.forEach((element) => { const combinedName = [label, element.label.name].join(sep); labels[combinedName][element.shapeType].shape++; labels[combinedName].manually++; labels[combinedName].total++; }); } } } for (const label of Object.keys(labels)) { for (const shapeType of Object.keys(labels[label])) { if (typeof labels[label][shapeType] === 'object') { for (const objectType of Object.keys(labels[label][shapeType])) { total[shapeType][objectType] += labels[label][shapeType][objectType]; } } else { total[shapeType] += labels[label][shapeType]; } } } return new Statistics(labels, total); }The
statisticsmethod appears to handle various object types (shapes, tracks, tags) and sublabels correctly. It initializes a structure to hold statistics, iterates over the objects, and updates the statistics accordingly. It also recursively processes sublabels for skeleton shapes.
- The method initializes a
labelsobject to store statistics for each label.- It defines a
bodystructure to hold counts for different shapes and actions.- It uses a recursive
fillBodyfunction to initialize the statistics structure for each label and its sublabels.- It processes tracks with the
scanTrackfunction, which counts interpolated and manually annotated frames.- It iterates over all objects, updating the statistics based on their type and label.
- Finally, it aggregates the statistics into a
totalobject and returns a newStatisticsinstance.Based on this analysis, the
statisticsmethod seems to accurately calculate statistics for all object types and handle sublabels correctly.Scripts Executed
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Refactor distance method to use array for calculations.
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+ return Math.min(...distances);This change uses the spread operator for clarity and modern JavaScript practices, aligning with the summary's mention of using an array for distance calculations.
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Have you heard that in case with large array it will throw Stack overflow exception?
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@bsekachev, you're absolutely right about the potential for a stack overflow exception when using the spread operator with very large arrays in JavaScript. This is due to limitations on the maximum call stack size, which can indeed be exceeded with large arrays.
To avoid this issue, we can revert to using Math.min.apply(null, array), which is generally safer for large arrays as it doesn't add to the call stack in the same way. Here's how you can implement it:
return Math.min.apply(null, distances);This method should work efficiently without the risk of a stack overflow, even with large data sets. Thank you for pointing out this important consideration!
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That is exactly what I did, right?
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@bsekachev, yes, you're absolutely right. Your implementation using Math.min.apply(null, distances) is exactly what was suggested and is the best approach for handling potentially large arrays safely in JavaScript. Great job on ensuring robustness in your code! If there's anything else you'd like to discuss or need further assistance with, feel free to let me know.
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* Move rego files into their respective apps (#7806)
This is the promised sequel to #7734. After this change, the `iam` app
will no longer contain any code specific to other apps.
To make this work, the `/api/auth/rules` endpoint will now construct the
OPA bundle from a set of paths, which will be populated by
`load_app_permissions`.
Move OPA test files accordingly. Fortunately, `opa test` accepts
multiple directories, so it is trivial to adapt the testing
instructions.
Make the necessary adaptations to `generate_tests.py` to search for test
generators in every app. The original parameters of `generate_tests.py`
don't really make sense when there are multiple `rules` directory, so
remove them.
Instead, add a new `--apps-dir` parameter. This parameter isn't really
needed to test the open source version of CVAT, but I expect it to be
useful for testing the Enterprise version.
In addition, add some safety checks to `generate_tests.py`:
* Make sure that we find at least one test generator.
* Propagate exceptions from `call_generator` into the main thread.
### How has this been tested?
I tested the updated commands from the documentation manually, and
examined the rules bundle returned by `/api/auth/rules` to ensure that
it still contains all the `.rego` files.
* Fixed incorrect Cloud Storage request by ID (#7823)
* Opening update CS page sends infinite requests when CS id does not exist (#7828)
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* Fixed duration of 'change:frame' event (#7817)
* Save video if test failed (#7807)
* Modernize Rego syntax (#7824)
Open Policy Agent v0.59 introduced a new directive (`import rego.v1`)
that ensures that the file is compatible with OPA v1 (to be released in
the future).
Add this directive to all Rego files and update the syntax accordingly.
Which involves the following:
* Rewrite all rules to use the `if` keyword, which is now mandatory.
* Where appropriate, use the `in` keyword, which is now available
without a future import. It's not mandatory, but it looks much nicer.
In addition, update Regal to the latest version, which now enforces the
use of `import rego.v1` by default.
* Optimized analytics requests to ClickHouse (#7804)
* Update the Nuclio version (#7787)
Old verison of Nuclio has some vulnerabilities and it needs to be
updated. Function dependencies have also been updated.
The `mask_rcnn` function has been removed because `mask_rcnn` using
python 3.6. In new version of Nuclio python3.6 is no longer supported.
Nuclio officially recommends using python3.9. Running `mask_rcnn` on
python3.9 causes errors within the function and package conflicts.
* Fixed: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'addClass') (#7834)
* fix[security]: Disable nginx server signature by default (#7814)
* Enhanced uploading files with tus protocol, enabled retries (#7830)
* Fixed exception when copy/paste a skeleton point (#7843)
* Added ability to call analytics report manually (#7805)
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* Update server dependencies (#7845)
* Bump tqdm from 4.60.0 to 4.66.3 in /utils/dicom_converter (#7848)
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* [GSoC2024] Added feature to show tags corresponding to GT job and manual job in a separate row (#7774)
Fixes #7773 and #7749
Added feature to show tags corresponding to GT job and manual job in a
separate row. Along with the tags of the GT job have a mark of '(GT)' in
them.
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* Fixed vertical polylines difficult to select (#7860)
* Make `generate_tests.py` work with relative `--apps-dir` values (#7851)
In #7806 I goofed and made the `--apps-dir` option work only with
absolute paths. This patch fixes that.
* Fixed cannot read property 'annotations' of null (#7857)
* [GSoC2024] Added quality reporting for Tag annotations (#7582)
Fixes #7424
This PR adds quality computations for Tag annotations.
* Avoid fetching a list of shapes/tags from db, optimized fetching tracks (#7852)
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- Updated the method for counting objects in analytics reports to
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* Remove tasks by projectId from state after deleting project (#7854)
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There is a condition that may occur during Kubernetes deployment, where
the frontend service already has an endpoint (i.e. the frontend pod),
but the backend service does not. For example, the backend pod may not
have started yet or the service controller may not have had time to
react to the backend pod.
In this case, when Traefik serves a request with an `/api/...` path, it
will see that it matches the `/api` rule, but since the corresponding
service has no endpoints, it will _skip_ that rule and try other rules.
And since the `/` rule matches everything, it will then route the
request to the frontend.
This is confusing and unhelpful, and more importantly, it makes health
checks return the wrong result. Since the frontend will serve
`index.html` to every request, a request to `/api/server/health/` or
`/api/server/about` will return a 200 code, even though the server isn't
actually up.
Because of this bug, I have observed weird failures in the Helm
workflow, where the "Wait for CVAT to be ready" step completes, but CVAT
is not actually ready. (FYI: The failures I've seen are actually in a
private repo, but the failure condition could occur in this repo too.
It's just more likely in a private repo, because GitHub uses smaller
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The fix is simple: use the `allowEmptyServices` Traefik setting, which
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* Fixed calculation of metrics for analytics reports (#7144)
* Check UI does not crash if to activate an object while frame fetching (#7873)
* Fix creating chunks with original quality from png images (#7899)
* Update helm (#7894)
Added ability to specify ServiceAccount for backend pods
Removed passing of DJANGO_MODWSGI_EXTRA_ARGS env variable to server pod
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- Corrected an issue where analytics reported an incorrect count of
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* Fix CI-nightly tests and refactoring cypress config (#7908)
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* Fixed exception: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'onBloc… (#7913)
* Fixed one way to create an empty mask (#7915)
* check creating task with video without valid keyframes
* fix before commands
* remove extra check
* Fixed updating job/task status after changing job state (#7901)
* Array.toReversed replaced by Array.reduceRight because of better comp… (#7916)
* [GSoC2024] Added additional security headers (#7752)
Added security headers for Referrer-Policy, X-Content-Type-Options.
Referring to Issue https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/issues/7398, Added
additional security headers. Added to address the deduction in security
score rating third party scanners.
- Referrer-Policy "strict-origin-when-cross-origin";: Limit the referrer
information sent when a user navigates away from the website
- X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff";: Prevent browsers from attempting to
MIME-sniff the content type of a response to reduce risk of XSS and
Content Injection
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* Fixed skeleton selection algorithm (#7921)
* add rest api test
* remove extra video file
* remove unused task
* fix video file path
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* Prepare release v2.14.0
* Update develop after v2.14.0
* replace test video
* formatted code
* add copy videos folder
* Update cypress version (#7929)
* Upgrade React and Antd till the latest version (#7466)
* Fixed conflicts highlight crash in case of hidden by `zOrder` objects (#7917)
* Fixed couple of not stable Cypress tests (#7937)
* Fix missing serviceName field in kvrocks (issue #7741) (#7924)
Add the serviceName field to the kvrocks StatefulSet as per the
Kubernetes specification. This change ensures that the service name is
correctly associated with the StatefulSet pods, allowing for proper DNS
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Fixes #7741
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The Helm installation is currently failing as reported in issue #7741
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* Fix login when email domain contains capital symbols and user was created after invitation to some org (#7906)
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* Fixed .ant-modal-wrapper kept after closing saving modal (#7948)
* use other method to get path
* Fix dataset downloading (#7864)
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- when requesting a dataset download, it's possible to get the 500 error
with the message "The result file does not exist in export cache", which
isn't expected for this request
- when downloading the dataset the same error can be obtained if the
file is requested right before the cache expiration
- there are several
[TOCTOU](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-of-check_to_time-of-use)
bugs related to dataset cache file existence checks
- under some conditions, it's possible that the export job is never
started
- the finished RQ jobs were removed automatically on result reporting
(after the client requested the result). This made it hard to debug
problems for admins, as the jobs were often removed already
This PR fixes the problems by the following:
- introduced dataset cache file locking (via redis) during reading,
writing, and removal
- the 500 error is changed to automatic reexporting attempt on export
status request
- the 500 error is changed to 404 when the file is not available for
downloading
- the exported files are now have different names for each instance
update time
- the lifetime of the exported files is now automatically prolonged on
each export request for the file (given the export is still valid)
- the deferred export jobs are now checked to have ghost dependencies.
If so, the requested job is restarted
- added several environment variables for configuration
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- Improved reliability of file handling during export and cleanup
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- Introduced new functionality for managing export cache locks and
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- **Bug Fixes**
- Addressed race conditions in concurrent export and cleanup operations.
- **Dependencies**
- Updated multiple packages to their latest versions for enhanced
security and performance:
- `cryptography` to `42.0.7`
- `django` to `4.2.13`
- `django-health-check` to `3.18.2`
- `freezegun` to `1.5.1`
- `jinja2` to `3.1.4`
- `limits` to `3.12.0`
- `lxml` to `5.2.2`
- `orjson` to `3.10.3`
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* Fixed working time lost in click:element events (#7942)
* Aborted enabling black linter onsave in vscode (#7956)
* Delete extra comma (#7957)
* Fix a non-deterministic webhook test (#7952)
`test_two_project_webhooks_intersection` is supposed to trigger each
webhook once. However, the first one of these webhooks actually gets
triggered twice, because creating a task causes the project's
`updated_date` to be bumped, which triggers an `update:project` event.
The test still passes a lot of the time (I guess because the second
delivery doesn't appear immediately?), but sometimes it fails. It's very
easy to make it fail consistently, though - just add a `sleep(5)` before
the `get_deliveries` calls.
Fix this by changing the first webhook's second event to something that
will not be triggered.
* Improved `DatasetNotFound` error message (#7923)
The recent changes enhance the dataset import functionality across various dataset formats in the CVAT application by integrating specific importers from the Datumaro library. The updates streamline the detection of datasets, improve error handling, and introduce new tests to ensure robustness against incorrect file structures during import operations.
* Fix automatic `tag` annotation support (#7839)
* Update packages with vulnerability (#7951)
* Cannot set properties of undefined (setting 'serverID') (#7949)
* Fixed some deprecation warnings (#7970)
* Added license information regarding '/serverless' directory (#7967)
* Stabilized the cypress test for fix CI-nightly runs (#7966)
* Squashed `zoom:image` and `send:exception` client events (#7953)
* Fix memory consumption when exporting to azure blob storage (#7960)
Fix memory consumption when exporting to azure blob storage
* Fixed several issues related to creating tasks with cloud data (#7969)
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- **New Features**
- Improved media download performance with parallel downloading.
- Enhanced file handling with the new `NamedBytesIO` class.
- Added support for specifying stop frames in task manifest generation.
- Enhanced `DatasetImagesReader` to handle generator sources.
- **Performance Improvements**
- Optimized image download methods to use threading for faster
processing.
- **Configuration**
- Introduced new settings for maximum threads and files per thread in
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* Using dedicated event to store working time (#7958)
- Parsing JSON payloads to get `working_time` in general leads to low
performance in Clickhouse requests. This patch will not fix it right
now, but with this patch, after a period of time we may switch to new
quick approach to calculate working time.
- There will not be a lot of `send:working_time` events, we may store
this scope of events for a longer time (e.g. 5 years instead of one by
default).
- Finally storing working time in such events like `click:element` or
`send:exception`, or `debug:info` seems not logical.
- Also, the history showed, that as result in different bugs, these
events may sometime lose information about `job_id`, `task_id`, etc.
Resolved #7884
* Update README.md (#7980)
* Check non-existent cloud storage update page (#7972)
* Annotation interface documentation updated (#7947)
* Bump requests from 2.31.0 to 2.32.2 in /tests/python (#7954)
* Updated icon (#7981)
* Fixed layout on create cloud storage page (#7985)
* Prepare release v2.14.1
* Update develop after v2.14.1
* Fixed: Queued jobs are not considered in deferring logic (#7907)
* Stabilized the cypress test for fix CI-nightly runs 2 (#7971)
* Update datumaro format description (#7992)
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- **Documentation**
- Updated the `Datumaro 1.0` format to support `Tags` instead of
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* Fixed ImageBitmap memory leak (#7995)
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Resolved #7909
Resolved #7850
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- **Bug Fixes**
- Addressed a significant memory leak issue by ensuring `ImageBitmap`
objects are properly closed after use.
- Updated various components to handle cleanup and termination of
workers and instances correctly, preventing potential resource leaks.
- **Version Updates**
- Updated `cvat-canvas` to version 2.20.3.
- Updated `cvat-core` to version 15.0.6.
- Updated `cvat-data` to version 2.1.0.
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* Updated documentation (one item was missing in the list of events saving triggers) (#8001)
* Prepare release v2.14.2
* Update develop after v2.14.2
* Rename kvrocks port (#8010)
Fix connection error issue in case of istio usage:
https://istio.io/v1.0/docs/setup/kubernetes/spec-requirements/#:~:text=Named%20ports%3A%20Service%20ports%20must,but%20name%3A%20http2foo%20is%20not.
* Fixed login with token without next parameter (#7999)
* Increased server health check timeout (#7993)
* Fixed: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'draw') (#7997)
* Remove unnecessary fields from the `/api/lambda/functions` response (#8004)
Remove several fields that haven't been used for one reason or another:
* `labels` and `attributes` have been replaced by `labels_v2`. Keeping
them around nearly triples the response length.
* `framework` hasn't been used by the UI since #5635, and IMO was never
useful to begin with. There are no decisions that the UI can take based
on this field, so it's essentially just a freeform text field, and we
already have a freeform text field - `description`. (Which... the UI
doesn't display either. But it could!)
Remove the `framework` field from the function descriptions as well,
since it has no other purpose.
* `state` has, as far I could determine, never been used by the UI. I
could see a field like this potentially being useful (e.g. the UI could
still display a function, but prevent it from being used if it's
unavailable), but since none of that is implemented right now, I see no
reason to have this field in the API.
* Fixed exception: State cannot be updated during editing, need to finish current editing first (#8019)
* Check creating cloud storage without manifest file (#7984)
* Number of Org Members (#8015)
Updated number of members
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- Updated details for the Solo and Team plans on CVAT.ai:
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members" to "up to 2 members".
- Team Plan: Adjusted the number of members required to pay for from "4
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* Merge pull request from GHSA-q684-4jjh-83g6
S3 storages support user-specified endpoint URLs, and Azure storages support
user-specified connection strings (which can contain endpoint URLs), so they
are susceptible to SSRF. Make S3 and Azure requests go through smokescreen
to fix this.
AFAIK, there is no way to configure a custom URL for Google Cloud storages,
so those aren't vulnerable.
Co-authored-by: Nikita Manovich <nikita@cvat.ai>
* Merge pull request from GHSA-jpf9-646h-4px7
* Mitigate a CSRF vulnerability in export and backup-related endpoints
While Django has built-in CSRF protection (which we use), it does not cover
GET requests, and AFAICS, there is no way to force it to do that.
Unfortunately, the many endpoints that initiate dataset exports and backups
do accept GET requests _and_ initiate side effects, making them susceptible.
The proper fix for this issue would be to redesign those endpoints to use
POST requests, but a) that's more complicated, and b) we should still keep
the old endpoints for backwards compatibility.
So apply a less proper fix, which is to disable session authentication for
the affected endpoints. It's a bit complex, because in some cases
(particularly when `action=download`) we _need_ session authentication to
work, because the UI redirects the user to such endpoints.
In addition, modify the handling logic for these endpoints in order to
ensure that when `action=download`, no side effects are triggered.
Previously, `action=download` would still queue an RQ job if none existed.
Even after this, `action=download` will still have two small side effects:
* An existing RQ job will be deleted if its results are out of date.
I don't think this is a problem, because such a job cannot be used anyway.
* A completed RQ job will be deleted too. This is a problematic design,
but I don't think an attacker can achieve anything by exploiting this. If
an attacker maliciously redirects the user to an `action=download` URL,
then they'll just download the export/backup as usual.
Some tests were making export requests incorrectly, so fix them.
* Add test for the CSRF workaround
* Prepare release v2.14.3
* Update develop after v2.14.3
* Remove `ModelKind.CLASSIFIER` (#8011)
I'd like the "kind" field in the API to identify the function's
"signature", or the types of values it receives as input and produces as
output. Classifiers have the same signature as detectors, so
`classifier` is a redundant value.
Besides improving semantic purity, removing this redundant value
simplifies the UI code.
The only meaningful difference between how the UI handles classifiers,
as compared to detectors, is that it shows the word "classifier" in the
model modal, which can be helpful. But we can achieve the same thing by
examining the function's `return_type` field. This lets us give a
special label to segmentation functions, as well.
"classifier" can't actually be returned by `/api/lambda/functions`, but
it _can_ be returned by the RoboFlow/Hugging Face function API in CVAT
Enterprise. So we'll need a small compatibility shim to transform this
value to "detector" until I fix that API to stop returning it too.
* Change minio host server definition (#8032)
* Stop editing when n key pressed (#7922)
* Allowed editing in single shape annotation mode (#8017)
* Fix server cache cleanup for backups and events (#8040)
In #7864 the cache cleanup function was updated. The function was not
supposed to be called for anything except datasets, but it was called
for backups and events. This PR changes these clients to use their own
functions.
- Fixed `ValueError: Couldn't parse filename components in
'c71eba87-0914-4ccb-b883-a1bf1612fbf8.csv'` errors
* CVAT Architecture documentation update (#8031)
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