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Keylabs 1.81 Release Notes
This version brings a lot of design improvements and adjustments that may be seen all over the place. Below is the list of the most significant changes, but there are many smaller fixes that are not important enough to be listed here.
Application header became a bit narrower, which saves more vertical space for pages.
On instances that have TimeTable feature enabled, the clock that indicates the time spent on the current file is now displayed in the header, next to the shift and work indicators.
Often annotators need to copy file names while in the editor, and it might be tricky for files with long names. Now there is a button in the header that copies the file name to the clipboard.
This message appears when an annotator starts working on a project (or completes a file), and there are no additional files to work on.
Side panels in the editor do not have free space around and between them anymore. There is also less padding and spacing between elements inside the panels. All this to save vertical space and allow more content to be shown simultaneously.
Some decorative elements were removed from the editor toolbar and side panels to save even more space and reduce overall clutter.
It is now possible to move between frames while editing skeleton vertex occlusion
When a user marks the current file as complete, a new file gets immediately assigned to that user. If it happens at the end of the user's shift, then the file remains assigned to this user until the user comes back for the next shift, and is not available to other workers.
Sometimes this may cause bottlenecks, so we added a way to complete a file without getting a new file assigned. This is achieved by clicking the “Complete annotation” button with the right mouse button: in this case, instead of assigning a new file, Annotation Platform will redirect the user back to the “My assignments” page.
Keyboard shortcuts were added to navigate between files in the preview dialog:
Shift + PageDown - move to the next file
Shift + PageUp - move to the previous file
Shift + End - move to the last file
Shift + Home - move to the first file
Error notifications are now always displayed in a pop-up alert box, so unlike in the previous version, a user that encountered a problem now has time to read the message and copy it (and there is a smaller chance to completely miss the error, compared to earlier versions).
In the Users tab of the project page, each stage now has a toggle for enabling/disabling work in this stage. This allows managers to immediately see if the work is enabled on a stage while assigning users, and enable/disable work if needed without switching to the Status tab and back.
You may also note that the “Add user” button was moved from the section title row into the users list, and became bigger.
In the user's projects dialog, a new context menu was added that has the options for removing the user from a selected role or stage in a project.
The option to show totals is now available in the “Timetable - Raw Data” report.
Some browser extensions may store their data in a web page’s local storage. Sometimes such foreign records were processed incorrectly by the Application Platform, which prevented the application from starting properly.
Now polygon and lasso may be closed by clicking the starting point:
Private classes and attributes now have semi-transparent titles in the classes configuration UI, which makes it easier to instantly spot such classes without a need to click through each class to check the flag.
It is now possible to unassign all users from a stage with a single click through the new context menu in the stage box.
Menu on left click: the user will remain in the editor and will be assigned a new file.
Menu on right click: the user will be redirected to My Assignments page
Selection filters in tables and reports now allow selecting multiple values. Selection filters include for example: “User Role”, “Stage” and similar.
It is now possible to show or hide all table columns at once.
