coco-annotator
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Keyboard shortcuts not working
After setting up the shortcut key, when I move to the next image, the shortcut key is refreshed
reproduced here too using vue3. new shortcut keys are saved when clicking save button, read when refreshing page, but if you change image, you loose custom shortcuts.
I guess the code doesn't use saved values, but shortcut default values. Well, coco-annotator is only v0.11.1 ! I would say, the function is not implemented.
If you are really sure of the shorcuts you want, modify this file : https://github.com/jsbroks/coco-annotator/blob/master/client/src/mixins/shortcuts.js And rebuild you docker image (docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml build)
edited coco-annotator\client\src\mixins\shortcuts.js
PS E:\coco-annotator> docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml build [+] Building 0.0s (0/0)
Then open it as before
a little trouble,I am windows, or is there a way to lower the version.Please tell me the process and order.At the same time, I don't know how to uninstall. I feel that there is still a problem with uninstalling and reinstalling before.
How do I download an old version? I downloaded the compressed file of an old version, tried to cd into coco-annotator, and ran docker-compose up. After running it, it still shows version 0.11.
Well, there is no uninstall/reinstall mechanism. Here we use docker that is a virtual machine. With docker-compose you build and start images in docker. You can find a pre-built docker image here if you really break everything and you don't find how to build again: https://hub.docker.com/r/jsbroks/coco-annotator
If you want to build an older version, you can clone github project, then checkout the tag you want with git. And then run docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml build (or any other docker-compose file present at project roo (dev, gpu) But why would you want an older version ? When doing modification on source code, version number don't change. In a doubt, you can also add --no-cache parameter to force docker-compose to rebuild everything.