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This pull request introduces version 25.01.0 of WEBKNOSSOS, featuring significant updates across multiple documentation files. The changes encompass new features like a "Restrict Floodfill" mode, segment visibility options, and tool improvements. The update includes performance optimizations, bug fixes, and removal of legacy API support. Configuration options have been renamed, and database evolution scripts have been added to support new functionality.

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File Change Summary
CHANGELOG.released.md Added detailed release notes for version 25.01.0, including highlights, new features, changes, fixes, and removals
MIGRATIONS.released.md Updated with new version details, configuration option renames, and new Postgres evolution scripts
MIGRATIONS.unreleased.md Updated commits comparison link from 24.12.0 to 25.01.0

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MIGRATIONS.released.md

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CHANGELOG.unreleased.md (1)

11-11: LGTM! Version reference is correctly updated.

The version reference in the unreleased changelog has been properly updated to point to the new release version 25.01.0.

MIGRATIONS.released.md (3)

12-12: Dependency Update: New FossilDB version requirement.

The required FossilDB version has been updated to 0.1.33 with the specific docker image tag.

Let's verify the docker image exists:

✅ Verification successful

Docker image verification successful
The specified FossilDB docker image scalableminds/fossildb:master__504 exists on Docker Hub and is actively maintained. The image was last pulled on January 21, 2025, indicating it's currently in use and accessible.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the docker image exists on Docker Hub
curl -s "https://hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/scalableminds/fossildb/tags/master__504/"

Length of output: 905


13-13: Configuration Update: Renamed datastore options.

The configuration options have been renamed for better clarity:

  • datastore.baseFolderdatastore.baseDirectory
  • localFolderWhitelistlocalDirectoryWhitelist

This change improves consistency with dashboard folders terminology.

Let's check for any remaining references to the old config names:

✅ Verification successful

Configuration rename verification successful

The old config names (datastore.baseFolder and localFolderWhitelist) are only present in changelog and migration documentation files, where they are expected to remain as historical records. No instances found in active code or configuration files.

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rg -i "baseFolder|localFolderWhitelist"

Length of output: 1059


15-17: Database Updates: New evolution scripts added.

Two new Postgres evolution scripts have been added:

  1. 124-decouple-dataset-directory-from-name.sql
  2. 125-allow-dollar-in-layer-names.sql

These scripts support the new features mentioned in the changelog.

Let's verify the evolution scripts exist and are properly formatted:

✅ Verification successful

Evolution scripts verified and properly structured

The evolution scripts exist and are properly implemented with:

  • Atomic transactions with version assertions
  • Proper sequential versioning (124 -> 125)
  • Clear, focused changes matching their descriptions
  • Appropriate constraints and indexing
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if the evolution scripts exist and contain both up/down migrations
for script in 124-decouple-dataset-directory-from-name.sql 125-allow-dollar-in-layer-names.sql; do
  echo "Checking $script..."
  if [ -f "conf/evolutions/$script" ]; then
    grep -E "^-- !Ups|^-- !Downs" "conf/evolutions/$script"
  else
    echo "Script $script not found!"
  fi
done

Length of output: 737


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the evolution files or similar files
echo "Searching for exact files:"
fd -e sql "124-decouple-dataset-directory-from-name.sql|125-allow-dollar-in-layer-names.sql"

echo -e "\nSearching for similar SQL files:"
fd -e sql "124|125" 

echo -e "\nSearching for content related to these migrations:"
rg -i "decouple.+dataset|dollar.+layer" -g "*.sql"

Length of output: 926


Script:

#!/bin/bash
echo "=== Content of 124-decouple-dataset-directory-from-name.sql ==="
cat conf/evolutions/124-decouple-dataset-directory-from-name.sql

echo -e "\n=== Content of 125-allow-dollar-in-layer-names.sql ==="
cat conf/evolutions/125-allow-dollar-in-layer-names.sql

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CHANGELOG.released.md (5)

10-12: LGTM: Version header follows standard format

The version header correctly includes:

  • Version number following Calendar Versioning
  • Release date
  • Link to GitHub release tag and commits comparison

13-16: LGTM: Highlights section effectively summarizes key changes

The highlights section concisely presents the most important changes with clear descriptions and PR references.


18-27: LGTM: Added section properly documents new features

Each addition is well-documented with:

  • Clear description of the feature
  • Reference to PR number
  • Consistent formatting

29-37: LGTM: Changed section clearly describes modifications

The changes are documented with appropriate detail and PR references.


39-60: LGTM: Fixed section comprehensively lists bug fixes

Bug fixes are well documented with:

  • Clear description of the issue fixed
  • Reference to PR number
  • Consistent formatting

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