Bump tensorboard from 2.4.1 to 2.12.2

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Bumps tensorboard from 2.4.1 to 2.12.2.

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TensorBoard 2.12.1

Bug Fixes

• Bumps google-auth-oauthlib dependency restriction to be compatible with versions up to 1.0 (#6246)

TensorBoard 2.12.0

The 2.12 minor series tracks TensorFlow 2.12.

Features

• Time Series dashboard visualization improvements: (#6137)
  • Allows selection of a step or range of steps on a scalar chart, and shows a table with data from those steps under it.
  • Enables linking the selected steps across all charts in the Time Series dashboard.
• Time Series dashboard now sorts runs in tooltip by pixel distance (matching the Scalars dashboard) (#6116).
• Fast data loading mode (--load_fast, aka “RustBoard”) improvements:
  • Supports more ways to authenticate to GCS, including GKE service accounts, via gcp_auth (#5939, thanks @​Corwinpro).
  • Now available on manylinux2014 platforms (#6101, thanks @​adamjstewart).

Bug Fixes

• Fixes long standing breakage in standalone version of the Projector visualization (#6069).
• Fixes broken help dialog button in projector plugin (#6024, thanks @​mromanelli9).
• Fixes a bug in which a deadlock could cause the event writer to hang (#6168, thanks @​crassirostris).

Breaking Changes

• Drops support for Python 3.7 and marks 3.11 as supported (#6144).
• Drops support for protobuf < 3.19.6 and adds support for 4.x (#6147).

TensorBoard 2.11.2

Bug Fixes

• Fixes bug introduced in #6107, which was included in release 2.11.1. (#6142)

TensorBoard 2.11.1

NOTE: This release has a bug related to the limited-input device auth flow, and was "yanked" in PyPi (https://pypi.org/help/#yanked). A newer patch release (2.11.2) contains these changes along with the fix for the bug.

Bug Fixes

• Prevent regression in TensorBoard.dev uploader authentication by replacing deprecated OOB auth flow with limited-input device flow. (#6107)
  • See deprecation announcement.
• Fix compatibility with numpy 1.24.0 by removing deprecated type aliases (#6117, #6140)

TensorBoard 2.11.0

The 2.11 minor series tracks TensorFlow 2.11.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed HParams plugin sorting bugs (#5971)
• Fix color by menu drop down bug in projector plugin (#5974)

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Changelog

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Release 2.12.2

Bug Fixes

• Fixes scalar chart rendering in Safari (#6303)

Release 2.12.1

Bug Fixes

• Bumps google-auth-oauthlib dependency restriction to be compatible with versions up to 1.0 (#6246)

Release 2.12.0

The 2.12 minor series tracks TensorFlow 2.12.

Features

• Time Series dashboard visualization improvements: (#6137)
  • Allows selection of a step or range of steps on a scalar chart, and shows a table with data from those steps under it.
  • Enables linking the selected steps across all charts in the Time Series dashboard.
• Time Series dashboard now sorts runs in tooltip by pixel distance (matching the Scalars dashboard) (#6116).
• Fast data loading mode (--load_fast, aka “RustBoard”) improvements:
  • Supports more ways to authenticate to GCS, including GKE service accounts, via gcp_auth (#5939, thanks @​Corwinpro).
  • Now available on manylinux2014 platforms (#6101, thanks @​adamjstewart).

Bug Fixes

• Fixes long standing breakage in standalone version of the Projector visualization (#6069).
• Fixes broken help dialog button in projector plugin (#6024, thanks @​mromanelli9).
• Fixes a bug in which a deadlock could cause the event writer to hang (#6168, thanks @​crassirostris).

Breaking Changes

• Drops support for Python 3.7 and marks 3.11 as supported (#6144).
• Drops support for protobuf < 3.19.6 and adds support for 4.x (#6147).

Release 2.11.2

Bug Fixes

• Fixes bug introduced in #6107, which was included in release 2.11.1. (#6142)

Release 2.11.1

NOTE: This release has a bug related to the limited-input device auth flow, and was "yanked" in PyPi (https://pypi.org/help/#yanked). A newer patch release (2.11.2) contains these changes along with the fix for the bug.

Bug Fixes

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Superseded by #194.