Implement bulk import #1457
Implement bulk import #1457
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@BryonLewis the tests are fixed now. |
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Looks really good, thanks for doing this.
Just a few minor CSS/scrolling minor things and handling the case of a user pointing to an folder tree that has no valid datasets to import.
client/platform/desktop/frontend/components/BulkImportDialog.vue
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Run imports sequentially, to prevent ffprobe from failing. ffprobe seems to fail if run with sufficiently many concurrent processes.
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@BryonLewis I split the current dialog into two separate dialogs, one for import / bulk data import, and the other for import status and the multicam dialog. I tested it locally and believe it works as expected, but I'm not too familiar with multicam stuff.
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Believe you still need to set some sort of max width on the data table:
DIVE-Bulk-Issue.mp4
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A specific max-width style wasn't necessary with the fix I implemented, but it still prevents overflow on all screen sizes (wraps text instead).
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Looks good, thanks for fixing the wonkiness with the initial ffprobe checking for FPS. I think just the horizontal scrolling needs to be updated and this should be good.
Closes #1455
Allows for bulk importing of datasets with a new "Bulk Import" button. This is done by recursively searching for datasets, wrapping the existing import sequence. If a directory fails the import sequence, the function will recurse into that directory.