Change the parameter imageUid of type string, which is passed to Python and AI plugins in the request body, to imageUids of type string[], so multiple images can be used with plugins.
Although ANNOTATE works with single images, this change is applied here for consistency with CURATE plugins.
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Description
Change the parameter
imageUid
of typestring
, which is passed to Python and AI plugins in the request body, toimageUids
of typestring[]
, so multiple images can be used with plugins.Although ANNOTATE works with single images, this change is applied here for consistency with CURATE plugins.
Checklist:
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x
in the boxes that apply to this pull request (you can also fill these out after opening the pull request). If you're unsure about any of these, don't hesitate to leave a comment on this pull request!