feat(api)!: Send media files as URI links instead of base 64 encodings #8
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BREAKING CHANGES: - Drop support for datasets with external media directories (datasets imported with portable=False)
Remove the `portable=False` option from importers Instead users can choose to either copy or move the media files
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Description
Send media files as URI links instead of base 64 encodings in Pixano API.
Allows for better speed and flexibility for more complex datasets, but drops support for datasets imported without copying media files (
portable=False)Changes
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portable=False)portable=Falseoption from importers. Instead users can choose to either copy or move the media files to the dataset directory