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When running multiple servers, it can be difficult to know which data set you're looking at when annotating. It would be useful to be able to provide a title to annotate.py that would be displayed on the Web page.
In a related matter, a running server spams the terminal window with messages, making it difficult to know which server is running on which terminal window. It would be great if the title were displayed either as part of each status message, or perhaps every once in a while between status messages.
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I run using the Mac OS Terminal app. One can configure said Terminal.app to display the running process in the title of the window. For example "python annotate.py --debug -p 5050 ...." is showing on my title bar. I'm not sure the enhancement is needed.
When running multiple servers, it can be difficult to know which data set you're looking at when annotating. It would be useful to be able to provide a title to annotate.py that would be displayed on the Web page.
In a related matter, a running server spams the terminal window with messages, making it difficult to know which server is running on which terminal window. It would be great if the title were displayed either as part of each status message, or perhaps every once in a while between status messages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: