October 11th, 2023

Changelog (v2.140.0)

[Quality Management] We’ve introduced a new quality metric: Review score. In the Explore view and on the Analytics page, you can now access the calculations made by comparing the original label (either added by a human or by a model) with its reviewed version. This will give you more insight into how well your team is performing. For more information, refer to our documentation.

[Python SDK] The Kili SDK now officially supports Python 3.12.

[Labeling] We’ve redesigned the labeling interface toolbar. The Forward and Backward icons are now grouped together with the name of the asset and the name of the labeler. We’ve also moved labeling instructions under “Help” and generally made the look and feel more condensed. We believe that the new layout is much clearer and will help labelers and reviewers perform their jobs even better.

[Labeling] In the video interface, selecting multiple frames at once is now more straightforward: to select a range of frames from the read head, press Shift, and then click on the first and last frames in the range.
[Labeling] In Text projects, we’ve significantly improved the overall performance of the labeling interface. As a result, you can now create new annotations way faster than before, even if hundreds of annotations already exist on an asset.
[Project management] We’ve made it impossible to remove the last project admin from the project. This will prevent you from accidentally creating “zombie” projects that don’t have an owner.
[Python SDK] The append_many_to_dataset and update_properties_in_assets functions had a deprecated argument: status_array. We’ve deactivated it and are planning to remove it in a future release.

[Labeling] When Kili users were creating relations, the existing point annotations were being highlighted. We’ve fixed this issue.
[Cloud storage] We’ve fixed a bug that occasionally prevented syncing assets located at the root of the bucket when whole folders were being selected for sync.
[Python SDK] The kili.labels(asset_external_id_in=["..."]) filter was not working properly: we’ve fixed this. We’ve also added the asset_external_id_strictly_in parameter to return only the assets whose IDs match the query 100%.
[Python SDK] The method for synchronizing cloud storage with Kili projects used to crash and return a GraphQL error. We’ve fixed this issue.
[Python SDK] When projects were being exported by using the kili.export_labels() method, the code used to fail because of insufficient permissions for accessing data connections. We’ve fixed this.