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Disable companion attachments (Fix #12519) #3384
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Annotations with namespace NSCOMPANIONFILE are no longer needed since all the files in a single fileset are grouped in the database and are parseable via Bio-Formats. Clients can continue looking for old companion annotations but no assumption should be made that all images will have them.
Well, this certainly seems to work fine. It does seem to mean that in the client I don't see a list of companion files any more; that's okay / expected? |
@mtbc : in which location? We might need to update a query to support that. /cc @jburel @dominikl @will-moore |
It's over in the metadata panel on the right, maybe under the acquisition tab? |
Acquisition tab that's where they are displayed if any. I will have to review the annotation count (on-going issue) |
@jburel : let me know if you want me to track down what queries are currently being made. |
I will have a look at that next. |
@jburel : do you want me or someone else to look into something here? |
@jburel : ping. Still planning on this for 5.1.0? |
will work on it now that i have the imagej out of the way |
There is no assumptions that the image will have it since it was not the case prior to FS, i.e. only certain file format will have a companion file e.g. DV. An example: trout user-1 project: 5.0 data dataset leica-original, the image in dataset will have a companion file |
i.e. we should have these into the testing plan for 5.1.0? |
It won't hurt to have it check.
cc @pwalczysko |
Just imported a file so it is no longer possible to view the log of a DV. This could be a surprise for user so we will have to handle that case cc @will-moore @gusferguson @pwalczysko |
Works fine with dv. New display really does not have companion file, but no problems with the file detected. |
So an RFE re: displaying logs based on the fileset? Anything else? |
that should be it. not a blocker for that PR since we can have access to the log file when the user downloads the image. |
Jotted down the namespace for 5.2 cleanup. Merging. |
Disable companion attachments (Fix #12519)
Annotations with namespace NSCOMPANIONFILE are no
longer needed since all the files in a single fileset
are grouped in the database and are parseable via
Bio-Formats. Clients can continue looking for old
companion annotations but no assumption should be
made that all images will have them.
--no-rebase