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Document CVAT cloud storage id kwarg #5456

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What changes are proposed in this pull request?

Adds documentation for a new teams-only CVAT argument for interacting with cloud media

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  • New Features

    • Enabled cloud-backed dataset annotation by allowing users to specify a cloud storage ID and provide a URL for a cloud manifest file, with simplified usage when using the default name.
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    • Updated guidelines to clearly explain the requirements for the cloud manifest file in the annotation workflow.

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This change updates the annotation functionality for cloud-backed datasets in CVAT. The annotate() method now accepts additional parameters: cloud_storage_id to specify the storage ID and cloud_manifest to provide a URL to the manifest file (or use the default when set to True). Documentation has been revised to clarify the usage and requirements for the cloud manifest, and method signatures in the SampleCollection class have been updated to include these new parameters.

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File Path Change Summary
docs/source/teams/cloud_media.rst Updated documentation to include new parameters (cloud_storage_id and cloud_manifest) and clarify the cloud manifest file requirements.
fiftyone/core/collections.py Modified the annotate() method in SampleCollection by adding the cloud_storage_id and cloud_manifest parameters, with cloud_manifest now defaulting to True.

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    participant Client
    participant SampleCollection
    participant CVAT

    Client->>SampleCollection: Call annotate(anno_key, label_field, cloud_storage_id, cloud_manifest)
    alt cloud_manifest is True
        Note over SampleCollection: Use default manifest.jsonl
    else Custom URL provided
        Note over SampleCollection: Use provided cloud_manifest URL
    end
    SampleCollection->>CVAT: Forward annotation request
    CVAT-->>SampleCollection: Return annotation results
    SampleCollection-->>Client: Return final output
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@ehofesmann ehofesmann self-assigned this Feb 1, 2025
@brimoor brimoor marked this pull request as ready for review February 18, 2025 15:20
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docs/source/teams/cloud_media.rst (3)

743-753: Example for cloud_storage_id Usage Is Well-Structured
The example code block demonstrates how to call the annotate() method with the new cloud_storage_id=51 argument. The snippet is succinct and correctly indented. Optionally, you might consider adding a brief inline comment to indicate that the value “51” is a placeholder for the actual storage ID.


754-759: Documentation for the cloud_manifest Parameter
The explanation for using the cloud_manifest parameter is clear—it instructs users to provide the URL of the manifest file in their cloud bucket when configured. For improved clarity, consider explicitly stating that the URL must be accessible and well-formed.


786-788: Clarification on Cloud Manifest Content Requirements
The note emphasizes that the cloud storage must contain all media files in the sample collection being annotated. This is an important clarification. You might consider rewording for enhanced clarity (for example, "all media files referenced in the sample collection" may read more clearly), but overall the message is sound.

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739-742: Clear Documentation for cloud_storage_id Parameter
The updated text explains that the cloud_storage_id parameter must be provided to the annotate() method to specify the integer ID of the configured CVAT cloud storage. This change is clear and consistent with the PR objectives. Please verify that the expected type (an integer) is also reflected in the API signature.


760-770: Cloud Manifest Example Code Block Is Clear and Informative
The example for using the cloud_manifest parameter (with a URL value) is well presented. It follows the established pattern shown in the cloud_storage_id example and accurately demonstrates how to integrate the new parameter into the annotate() call.


771-774: Default Manifest Handling Explanation Is Concise
The updated text clearly explains that if the cloud manifest has the default name (manifest.jsonl) and is located at the bucket’s root, the user can simply pass cloud_manifest=True. This is a concise and user-friendly way to cover the default behavior.


775-783: Example for Default cloud_manifest Usage Is Correct
The code block demonstrating the use of cloud_manifest=True is correct and consistent with the accompanying documentation. This example effectively communicates the convenience option for when the default manifest naming is in use.

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