export
function only fetches newly created annotations when run. It will not generate an annotation file for a Task if no annotation work has been completed and saved on said Task.
For example, if you upload 100 images to your Project, annotate 80 of them and initiate an export using the CLI, the CLI will export annotations for 80 Tasks.
If your team annotates 5 additional Tasks the next day and initiates an export, the CLI will only export annotations for the 5 newly annotated Tasks, bringing the total number of annotation files in your local directory to 85.
project_id
, with the following structure:
name
. A single task (depending on whether it was single series or multi-series) can have one or more segmentations.
The individual segmentation files will be in NIfTI-1 format and be named after the user-defined series name. If no series name is provided on upload, RedBrick will assign a unique name. Corresponding meta-data ex. category names will be provided in tasks.json.
redbrick export -h
to see a full list of export-related commands inside of the Terminal.
taskId
). The events
array contains all key events/actions performed on the task, with events[0]
being the first event.