Labelbox documentation

The warning message no longer appears when you modify your ontology mid-project in the new Image Editor. However, the warning may still appear if you have nested classifications.

When you remove all features on a label and hit save, the label will be marked as skipped.

When you update a previously skipped label with features or classification content, the label is no longer marked as skipped.

If a user adds or updates a feature on a label and does not explicitly hit “Save” when finished, it will no longer cause missing objects in the export.

You can now exit the Tasks dropdown by clicking on any other part of the page.

You can now filter by Label ID, External ID, and Asset ID in the dropdown menu in the Activity section of the Labels tab within a project.

You can now turn on the feature class name overlay by selecting “Overlay object titles” under the settings icon in the image editor.

It’s now possible to re-assign a new class to a feature by clicking on a feature and selecting a new class from the left pane.

The general release of the Python SDK is now available. And we have open-sourced it so that you can extend it further or customize it to your needs.

When a user rejects a review of a label, that label will be entered into the review queue for re-review.

When you schematize your customization options, the API will raise a 400 error if there are over 1000 schema nodes.

We will be releasing a beta of the video labeling editor in the coming months. Keep an eye out for future announcements!