dicom-streams bug fix

This release uses a new version of dicom-streams which includes a critical bug fix affecting files with determinate length sequences and items.

S3 bulk delete bug fix

This bug fix release addresses an issue where bulk delete on S3 storage was not working. It also fixes a minor issue where sorting on certain columns in the flat series view with MySQL backend was not working properly.

S3 bulk delete bug fix (backport)

Backport of bugfix for bulk delete on S3 storage backends.

Slicebox 2.0

This is release 2.0 of slicebox. The move from 1.x to 2.x means that changes have been made to the API and the database structure which means that the 2.x series will not be compatible with the 1.x series. All instances in your network should move to 2.x before files are exchanged.

The move to 2.x comes with a number of improvements.

• Slicebox now supports multiple anonymization profiles. Each destination is associated with a default profile, and the profile can be customized for each transaction.
• Anonymization keys are now stored for each instance and contains a customizable list of attributes. This makes more fine-grained control of re-identification possible.
• Cleaned up API and updated API description.

Data minimization support using filtering

This version introduces support for controlling what data you receive by specifying whitelist or blacklist filters associated with a source. This feature was introduced to better comply with European GDPR regulation.

This release also contains UI support for modifying DICOM attributes, and a new UI for listing images/instances for a series.

Directory watches optionally delete files on import. Dicom streams upgrade to 0.3

v1.5.1

Prepare for release 1.5.1

Expanded Series Tags API with UI

This release makes working with series tags easier. Series tags can now be created, renamed and deleted independently of any series. Series tags are no longer automatically deleted when no series are tagged with them. A UI has been added for managing series tags.

This release is the first to use the new dicom-streams dependency (cf. https://github.com/slicebox/dicom-streams), which reduces the dependencies on dcm4che throughout slicebox and continues the move towards streaming handling of dicom data everywhere.

Import session updates

This release fixes one important bug when uploading files using the import session UI. On rare occasions, the client code would skip a file. The release also includes a series of minor fixes relating to import sessions.

MySQL upsert bugfix

This release fixes a bug where SQL upsert commands failed in some circumstances using MySQL. Also fixes a UI bug where the advanced filtering dialog would not open intermittently.

Parallel transfers bugfixes

This patch fixes issues with counting the number of images transferred in certain transfers.