January 18th, 2023

Changelog (v2.128.0)

[Labeling] When working with GeoTIFF files, you can now access the geo-coordinates of a specific spot by right-clicking it. The latitude/longitude values will appear in a pop-up. When you click them, they’ll get copied to clipboard.
[Quality] You can now specify jobs that will not be included in the metrics computations (such as Consensus). This may be handy if some jobs in your project are used for other purposes, like project management for example. For details, refer to Customizing the interface through JSON settings.
[Plugins] You can now add any publicly available package to your custom plugin, to make it more powerful and versatile.
[Python SDK] Thekili.assets() method now supports downloading video and rich text assets. Up to now, these two asset types were being skipped.
[Python SDK] When using thekili.copy_project() method, you now have the option to also include assets and labels from the original project. This will give you a lot more flexibility when copying existing projects.
[Python SDK] In Kili’s SDK documentation, you can now access our new tutorials section. We’re planning to keep adding new tutorials there, per demand from our clients.

[Labeling] When you create or review a label, a work-in-progress spinner shows on screen until the action is completed and the next asset is fully loaded. This way, you’ll always know whether or not an action has been triggered.

[Python SDK] Calls that ended in an error used to fail after ten seconds. We’ve now made a small change to this rule: if a call results in a GraphQLError, it will fail immediately.

[UI/Export] When asset export was being triggered from the UI, the assets where a label was submitted but no actual annotation added were not included in the export. We’ve fixed this bug.