lightly-ai/lightly-studio

🧠 Describe the Bug In the bulk annotation side panel, when a dropdown is highlighted it gets a green border, but only the horizontal (top and bottom) edges render clearly. The vertical left and right edges are not visible, so the highlight reads as two green lines rather than a complete outline around the control. The panel is still usable, this is a visual clarity problem, not a broken feature. Please provide screenshots before and after the fix. This will help reviewers a lot! 🔁 Steps to Reproduce No code example, this reproduces through the UI: Open bulk annotation. Select one or more images so the "Selected images" panel appears. Highlight the Annotation class dropdown so it takes the green border. Look at the left and right edges of that green border — they are not visible, while the top and bottom edges are. Expected: the green highlight border is fully visible on all four edges, enclosing the control. 📷 Screenshots The screenshot shows the highlighted "temp" drop

🧠 Describe the Bug After running the SAM3 plugin on a tag and activating its annotation source, the grid view shows no segmentation masks. Reloading the page makes them appear, so the masks are written correctly and only the grid fails to pick up the newly activated source, the view does not refetch (or re-render) when the active annotation source changes. Video: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e42b779e-1679-4aa0-a9de-89f83e5e08e4 🧩 Plugin Setup Reproducing this requires the SAM3 plugin, which is gated on Hugging Face: Request access to facebook/sam3. Authenticate with a read-scoped token: hf auth login Install the plugin: uv pip install "git+https://github.com/lightly-ai/lightly-studio-plugins.git#subdirectory=plugins/sam3_segmentation/" See the plugin README for full parameter documentation. 🔁 Steps to Reproduce Create a tag and select it. Run the SAM3 plugin on the tag. Activate the annotation source created by SAM3 (SAM3_auto_label by default). Look at the

🧠 Describe the Bug In the Annotation view, clicking an image no longer displays its bounding box. The overlay appears to have regressed, the boxes render elsewhere but not on click-through from the Annotation view. 🔁 Steps to Reproduce No code example, this reproduces through the UI: Open LightlyStudio and go to the Annotation view. Click an image that has object-detection annotations. No bounding box is drawn on the opened image. 🙌 Contributing Please read the contributing guide and the coding conventions before opening a PR

🧠 Describe the Bug Undoing an annotation deletion does not restore the annotation's original source, the restored annotation is assigned to the general annotation source instead. 🔁 Steps to Reproduce Delete an annotation that has a non-general annotation source. Undo the deletion. Observe the restored annotation's source. 📷 Screenshots 🙌 Contributing Please read the contributing guide and the coding conventions before opening a PR

🧠 Describe the Bug Input fields in the Distribution view don't share consistent styling. Specifically, the Values input field renders with a larger font size than the other inputs around it, so the group looks visually misaligned. All inputs in this view should use the same typographic styles. 🔁 Steps to Reproduce Index the example metadata dataset, then open the Distribution view and compare the Values input against the neighbouring inputs. # Run the bundled metadata example to index a dataset # src/lightly_studio/examples/example_metadata.py python src/lightly_studio/examples/example_metadata.py Then: Open LightlyStudio in the browser. Navigate to the Distribution view. Observe the Values input field — its font is noticeably larger than the other input fields in the same panel. Expected: all inputs in the Distribution view use the same font size and styling. Actual: the Values input uses a larger font than the rest. 📷 Screenshots 🙌 Contributing Please read the contr