This PR cherry picks Neeraj's ML related changes from the web_face_v2 branch.
Similar to https://github.com/ente-io/ente/pull/1399, this gets us one step
closer to integrating ONNX-YOLO with our desktop app. But it is not currently in
a usable state (The web app's functionality remains untouched).
Laurens has made the relevant changes to get ONNX-YOLO face detection
working in a manner where the generated embeddings are the same as what
get generated by the corresponding ML stack in the mobile client.
This PR cherry picks his ML related changes from the branch he was
working in, but leaves out the surrounding scaffolding (We cannot merge
that branch directly because it relies on wasm that we don't need and
don't want to commit to main).
At this point this functionality is correct but not usable - the next
step will be to tie this to the ONNX runtime that we already have on the
Node.js layer of our desktop app.
**Tests**
- yarn dev + smoke test
- yarn build + smoke test
- yarn lint
Laurens has made the relevant changes to get ONNX-YOLO face detection working in
a manner where the generated embeddings are the same as what get generated by
the corresponding ML stack in the mobile client.
This commit cherry picks his ML related changes from the branch he was working
in, but leaves out the surrounding scaffolding (We cannot merge that branch
directly because it relies on wasm that we don't need and don't want to commit
to main).
At this point this functionality is correct but not usable - the next step will
be to tie this to the ONNX runtime that we already have on the Node.js layer of
our desktop app.
Fixes the following error on the nightly build
Error: Attempting to assert globalThis.electron in a non-electron context
at r (/home/runner/work/ente/ente/web/apps/photos/.next/server/chunks/676.js:1:25418)
...
> Build error occurred
Error: Failed to collect page data for /gallery
at /home/runner/work/ente/ente/web/node_modules/next/dist/build/utils.js:1258:15 {
type: 'Error'
}
We don't really support running without canvas access, we need it for image
manipulation. The firefox feature seems poorly implemented -
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1429865 - and if someone _really_
wishes to not add an exclusion for our open source web app, then they can
download our desktop app.
