Brian Tate

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Primary section needs to be modifiable via REST; either automatically when media enter or leave a section or explicitly via PATCHing Media or both. Primary section is used for ACL...

This PR adds project based access when accessing elements by ID. This can occur via individual get accesses in REST (e.g. `/rest/Localization/foo`), Foreign Key relationships, and ManyToMany relationships. The psuedo-code...

If the `/rest/Email` endpoint fails to run correctly, the code in `api/kube.py` does not log an error. Additionally, the context for sending the e-mail runs at the user-context causing `rest/Email`...

1.) When in a multi-video, we should be able to select a "primary" video that is used when a canvas applet is launched. 2.) We should be able to turn...

When going to the localization gallery, the default shouldn't be to load 'all localizations' as this isn't scalable for projects with hundreds of thousands of localizations. There could be a...

In tator-py, the default chunk size for uploading attachments is way too big. It should be set to 10 megabytes or less. https://github.com/cvisionai/tator-py/blob/d8460889a29e265acbb30b1006e60b66d326d835/tator/util/upload_attachment.py#L5 Will add commit to 1.3.8

Tator provides an innovative server-side media manipulation service with `GetFrame` and `GetLocalizationGraphic` -- A common use of these utilities is to fetch multiple frames or multiple related RoIs. GetFrame supports...

The annotator has a nice navigation feature to go to previous or next media and see image previews for the elements. Unfortunately, the REST grammar is suboptimal to make these...

The various navigation elements on organization settings (or project settings) aren't actual links. An example is "View/Edit Project" when going from organization setting page to a child project. Because its...

It'd be possible to let the client cache metadata results if REST endpoints returned the last modified time or the data (for lists) or datum(for individual) in the HTTP header....