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• Do not include hidden files when loading an image folder.

• Image files should not be filtered based on their extension as some image files might not have an extension on Unix systems. There are also formats with several different valid extensions (e.g. .jpg, .jpeg). Instead try to read the file. If it can be read -> OK, otherwise report invalid or unsupported files in an error report dialog.

• Switch from javax to jakarta, upgrade remaining dependencies.

• EXIF orientation data in jpeg files must be parsed and the images must be correctly oriented based on a EXIF orientation tag (if present).
• Concerns loading of images in main view, the image file explorer, making prediction-requests and annotation export/import.

• Change to branching strategy that uses feature/* and bugfix/* (and release/*) branches that are integrated into a single main branch via pull-requests (see Microsoft's branching strategy) . dev branch will be removed.

• Upgrade to JavaFX 19.

• Make drawing-mode selection toggles more compact by removing the text labels.
• Improve shortcuts for drawing-mode selection -> Ctrl+1/2/3.

• Category tree cell context menu incorrectly contains category change menu-item. This menu item should only be shown for cells that correspond to Views.

• Bump version to 2.5.1.

• As lgtm is deprecated, move to codeql code scanning.

• When the setup-java action tries to cache Gradle files in the Windows CI pipeline, an error is raised because some files are not accessible. This can be fixed using workarounds for the Github cache action mentioned in actions/cache#454.

• Progress dialogs windows are currently not assigned an owner window. This can lead to display problems e.g. when running the app in exclusive full-screen mode on macOS.

• Drawing shapes while also performing image-zooming at the same time results in incorrect shape position updates (even positions outside the image frame are possible).

The YOLO format is admittedly a little... loose, but it's pretty typical to have a flat folder in which images and .txt files are side-by-side. Bounding Box Editor appears to require separate folders for labels and images, or at least it strongly expects this.

I like it so much as a preview tool that I work around this by creating folders within my YOLO annotation folder, and filling one folder up with symlinks to all the images, and filling another folder up with symlinks to all the .txt files, but this seems like an extra hoop to jump through to use the standard format.

Any chance Bounding Box Editor could support typical YOLO folders, which look like:

image001.jpg
image001.txt
image002.jpg
image002.txt

Thanks!

• Add Java 16+ improvements.

• Upgrade Gradle and plugins to latest versions.

• Upgrade to JavaFX 20.
• Upgrade Gradle and dependencies if possible.

• Add option to drag and drop (and auto-load) image folders from a file explorer into the app.

• Created installer fails to start on macOS ("application is damaged and can't be opened").
• Issue may be caused by faulty macOS signing in early (Temurin ?) JDK 17 release (see this discussion).

• Update chocolatey files for v2.5.1.

• Shape tree popover absolute size should be based on screen size ratio.
• Popover should not be displayed for very small shapes (with ~ 0 width/height).

• As the currently used sass->css Gradle plugin is no longer maintained [preventing Gradle version upgrades], switch to sass-gradle-plugin.

• Bump version to 2.6.0.

• Add freehand polygon-drawing mode. Draw JavaFX Path shapes which are automatically converted to polygons upon drawing completion.
• It should be possible to remove vertices using a topological simplification algorithm (using jts). For freehand drawn shapes the simplification should optionally (default=on) run automatically when converting freehand drawn paths to polygons. It should also be possible to run simplification on already created polygons.
• Introduce new EditorSettings settings pane to set the simplification algorithm settings (auto-simplification on/off, simplification tolerance [low->medium->high]).

• Update README release links for v2.5.1.

• Streamline scene key-event handling.
• Introduce single fire events, so that specific key events only trigger once even if the corresponding key-combination is pressed repeatedly.
• Update image navigation key-shortcuts from A and D to Ctrl-A and Ctrl-D to be more consistent with other shortcuts.

First, props on a fantastic tool; this is the fastest, most user-friendly tool I've come cross to load and preview YOLO-formatted annotations.

I am using Ubuntu 22.04, and I can load an image set, and navigate between images with the sidebar and the arrow keys, but when I hit "ctrl-a" or "ctrl-d" to switch between images, the image number indicator advances correctly, but I just get a permanent spinning wheel.

Nothing happens in the console when I hit the shortcut key; the only thing I see in the console is a warning from just after loading the images, which may or may not be relevant:

(BoundingBoxEditor:2673766): Gdk-WARNING **: 16:44:00.036: XSetErrorHandler() called with a GDK error trap pushed. Don't do that.

"Hangs" may be a little misleading... the app is still responsive, the image just never loads, and clicking on other images (or the arrow keys) no longer loads images.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

• If navigation key-combinations (Ctrl/Cmd+A and Ctr/Cmd+D) are released only "partially" (e.g. only Ctrl/Cmd or only A/D) image loading is not triggered - making the main image-view appear to hang on the loading animation. (Tested on Ubuntu and Windows).

• Upgrade dependencies to latest compatible versions.

• Use Java 17 via Gradle toolchain settings, upgrade Github actions.

• Update chocolatey files for release v2.6.0.

• Upgrade to latest JavaFX version 18.

• Currently, textfields keep focus when committing input (pressing enter) which can lead to some keystrokes (e.g. Ctrl-A) being unintentionally intercepted. Instead, when pressing the Enter key, focus should be lost on the textfields.

• Codecov results should only be reported when the respective jobs of all platform CI pipelines are done.

• An exception regarding missing "uses" directives for jakarta module is thrown when fetching model-data from TorchServe management servers.
• Deserializing prediction response into instances of records causes illegal reflective access exceptions (-> gson).

• As mentioned in #66, panning (and also scrolling) does not work correctly on Ubuntu (22) . The problem is caused by a division by zero when the content- and viewport-pane sizes are exactly equal. This resulted in the scrollpane hvalue and vvalue being set to NaN. This was not caught in unit tests.

• Upgrade to latest JavaFX version 17.
• Update other dependencies if possible.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Allow saving cropped images (based on bounding shape outlines) to disk.

Describe the solution you'd like
Saving should be triggered via a new bounding shape (and treeitem) context menu item.

Describe alternatives you've considered
None.

Additional context
None.

• The app should contain a "Help" menu with links to the documentation and a button showing an about dialog with the current program version.
• The program version should also be shown in the app window title.

• Upgrade to macos-11 environment in CI as macos-10.15 environment is deprecated.

• Improve macos shortcut consistency (use correct platform shortcut command/meta everywhere).
• Update tests to work on macos (relating to shortcut handling).