Support segmentation for sly2yolo

[mfloto]

Resolves #264

Use --segmentation flag when processing segmentation labeling.

Sample command: fsoco label-converters sly2yolo --remove_watermark --segmentation <INPUT_FOLDER> <OUTPUT_FOLDER>

[Flippchen]

Hey @ddavid, do you have time to review the PR?

[Mooseynair]

Any updates on this?

[ddavid]

Hi, I won't have time to review for the next week or so still.
You can install the fosco tools from this MRs branch in the meantime?

Thanks @mfloto for the contribution already!

[mfloto]

Hey @ddavid,
I just wanted to check on the status of this PR.

[ddavid]

Hi @mfloto, sorry for the late reply!

Could we please keep the formatting in line with what is used in the pre-commit setup?

Otherwise, it looks good to go, would be great to have tests with some dummy segmentation data that has the expected format but presuming you've done some manual testing at least.

I'll try and keep an eye out for the format changes and try and get this in as soon as that's in.

[mfloto]

Hey @ddavid,

I reverted back to the pre-commit formatting.
I also noticed that the flake8 gitlab mirror configured in the .pre-commit-config.yaml does not seem to be maintained anymore (AICoE/aicoe-ci#53). Further, the set version for black is out of date and has problems working with the current version of click (psf/black#2964).

[ddavid]

@mfloto thanks for reporting the issues and going through the PR again, much appreciated!
I guess this is what you get with an EOL python version...

Would you be interested in giving it a go to get the tools repository onto a newer python version? eg python3.10 for supporting the default py3.10 that ships with Ubuntu 22.04. There's not that may dependencies, so possibly not that much effort.

[ddavid]

Thanks for the contribution, @mfloto, much appreciated!

[mfloto]

Thank you @ddavid for approving. Could you also merge the PR, as I don't have the required permissions.

[ddavid]

Sorry @mfloto, I thought approving would allow you to merge the PR, wanted to leave you the chance to "press the green button".