Bailo

**Fixes**

- Unit tests were not passing for 'MetadataCard'

> NOTE: This is a significant change to the Bailo repository. Specifically guidelines have been written for upgrading here:

**Breaking Changes**

- Changed how schemas are initially added to Bailo. Now set in `config.defaultSchemas` instead of `schema.script`. Now is a list of schema objects, instead of a bash script.
- Model card sidebar now uses role names from schema, instead of hard coded.
- Removes usage of 'turbopack' to build dependencies, speeding up builds by 7x.
- Python library client instantiation has been simplified, with less facades in place. See library README for more details.
- The application now produces two Docker images, a 'frontend' and 'backend' image. See v0.4 migration for more details.
- Migrated from CJS to ESM for NodeJS dependency management.

**Features**

- Python documentation can now be built into a webpage using `cd docs && make html`
- Python client can now bundle a variety of frameworks automatically, with no code required.
- Python tests are not automatically run on GitHub Actions.
- The latest version of a model is now tagged on the version selector dropdown for easier viewing.
- Entities (groups, users, etc) can now be relabelled using the generic 'EntityDisplay' component.
- Editing a model now automatically requests re-approval.
- We now support all JSON Schema Beta 7 proposals in model card schemas.
- Helm charts natively support AWS.
- Added sharp to optimise images prior to display to users.
- Tests are now run using 'vitest' instead of 'jest'.
- The compliance graph now has a key.

**Fixes**

- Banner could never be displayed due to 'enable' vs 'enabled' differences.
- Logging had to be disabled on OpenShift clusters due to '$' in key, now filtered out.
- Local configuration can no longer be committed to GitHub.
- Authorisation unit tests now pass regardless of 'AuthorisationBase' configuration.
- Python library now supports PKI.
- Fix UI not able to serve images.
- The wrong person was responsible for approving models, changed it from the deployment owner to the model manager.
- Added a useful error message for when a new version is uploaded to a non-existent model.
- The deployment name is now displayed on the model review page when approving a deployment.
- Application now successfully responds to 'SIGINT' and 'SIGTERM' signals.
- Swagger can now upload docker images to the upload endpoint.
- The deployment and upload form can now be submitted multiple times, and does not break on the first error.
- The documentation now uses a static file directory listing. The page no longer requires any external network requests.
- The base path was incorrectly set for the Bailo landing page.
- Increase maximum file size Bailo can cope with, by streaming data instead of keeping it in memory.

**Features**

- Deployments are no longer coupled to versions. Whenever a deployment is requested, it will be made available for all current approved versions, and whenever a new version of a model is requested, all existing deployments will be updated to be available for the new version.
- Ungoverned deployments are now available. This is where you can request a deployment of a model without needing to go through the request form and approval process. Ungoverned deployments are appropriately labelled as such
- Failed builds can now be retried
- Model files can now be viewed in the UI
- Admins can now upload new schemas via the UI using the new "schemas" page. _Please note:_ the "designer" table is currently under development and is not supported.
- When selecting a deployment's download commands window, it will now default to the latest version, and also add a tag to it stating that it's the latest

**Fixes**

- Fixed an issue where the model's latest version data wasn't been updated
- Notifications are now sent to model owner, not the person approving the request. Also fixed an issue where email reports were not displaying the username correctly
- Previously approved deployments than are subsequently declined will now be unavailable from the registry
- Admin logs should now appear correctly
- General improvement to logging
- Upped various dependency versions
- Deployment page updates correctly when resetting approvals
- Removed some out of date configuration values
- Deployments can now only be requested for approved versions
- Various fixes to the Python client

**Features**

- Versions can now be deleted. Deployments and models will also be deleted if they are only associated with the version that was deleted.
- Requests on the review page now display the model version so that it is clearer when reviewing multiple versions of the same model.
- Selenium has been replaced with Cypress for end-to-end tests.

Features

- Improved multi-line support for schemas
- Documentation improvements
- Formatting for tables for in-app documentation pages (.mdx files) has been improved
- Next and previous navigation buttons have been added to the in-app documentation pages
- You can now navigate to the main page by clicking the "Bailo" text in the toolbar
- When uploading models you can now use Docker images
- Model files are now exportable by default
- Support for Cypress tests has been added
- By default, version and deployment logs are not returned via the API unless specifically requested
- Various Helm improvements
- Previously reviewed versions/deployments can now be viewed in an archived tab, and can also be amended
- Added an alert to the version page if you're a reviewer and you're viewing since it has been edited
- Deployment metadata can now be copied to the clipboard under the "settings" tab
- There is now a "Back to model" button on the deployments page.

Fixes

- Various parts of the UI has been altered so it displays correctly in dark mode
- The metadata display for models and deployments now correctly displays any multi-line content
- Help & support page is now more visually responsive
- Fixed an issue where the version page was not updating after being edited
- Removed unnecessary white-space in upload form