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microsoft / VoTT

Visual Object Tagging Tool: An electron app for building end to end Object Detection Models from Images and Videos.
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Unknown Error Occurred #1035

Open sanpi1780 opened 3 years ago

sanpi1780 commented 3 years ago

After creating a project,when it should redirect to draw boxes over image, it flashes a message that unknown error has occurred. Please suggest a way to fix this problem.

satyajitghana commented 3 years ago

I'm getting the same error when exporting the project !

cause: Source Connection and Target Connection are same,

it'll be nice if the error message is more descriptive

sanpi1780 commented 3 years ago

I am trying with different source and destination but still getting this error

giuliogatto commented 3 years ago

I cannot make local filesystem work: I get 'unknown error occurred' on both OSX and @Windows, even with different folders for Source Connection and Target Connection..

giuliogatto commented 3 years ago

This is a problem with one of the latest commits, if I checkout at 719a898 everything works fine for local filesystem

p27182 commented 3 years ago

I started getting this error when I renamed the directory the .vott proj file was in (and subsequently the images that were tagged as well). I opened the vott file in notepad++ and it looks like all image paths are not relative so once you run this app on images, you can't change the directory structure at all...

changing my main folder name back seems to have fixed me issue.

MathiasPolfliet commented 3 years ago

Same here. +1

MathiasPolfliet commented 3 years ago

@tbarlow12 a603a2743fad4fa093f28488473154b4e904770c broke VoTT for me. I'm on ubuntu, any idea?

nguyenngat7398 commented 3 years ago

Have you fixed this error? VoTT says "unkown error" but I don't know why. If yes, please give me a way to resolve this.

giuliogatto commented 3 years ago

Clone the repository and execute the following command (from inside the project folder): git checkout 719a898

Then you'll be able to execute it without local filesystem new bugs with: npm start

Hezronzhang commented 3 years ago

@giuliogatto Thanks! Your reply helped me a lot.

joechen-ostar commented 3 years ago

Clone the repository and execute the following command (from inside the project folder): git checkout 719a898

Then you'll be able to execute it without local filesystem new bugs with: npm start

@giuliogatto That works for me, many thanks!