Departments now carry a type (shot or asset) and own a list of task
types (e.g. Animation: blocking/primary_pass/second_pass, Composite:
first_pass/second_pass, plus a new Simulation department), additive to
the existing flat Custom Task Type system. When a task's type belongs
to a department, its department is derived and kept in sync server-side
across create/update paths; Task Type is now editable in the Task
Detail panel and Department options are filtered to the task's
shot/asset scope.
Departments are now a customizable per-project list (standard + custom),
matching the existing custom task type/status pattern, instead of a fixed
7-value enum. They're usable directly on tasks (new field, independent of
assignee) and continue to drive team member department roles.
Coordinators can configure, per task type, accepted file extensions, a
naming convention, and (for video files) required resolution/format/
codec/frame rate. All checking happens entirely client-side in the
browser before upload - the backend only stores and validates the
configuration itself, never inspects submitted files.
- backend: submission_config_by_task_type JSON column on Project,
schemas/submission_config.py for validation, GET/PUT
/projects/{id}/submission-config endpoints. Added .mxf/.ma/.usd(a/c)
to the supported file formats.
- frontend: new Submissions tab in Project Settings
(SubmissionConfigManager.vue) to configure rules per task type.
TaskSubmissions.vue enforces them before upload: extension/naming
checks via regex, and real video resolution/codec/frame rate
detection via mediainfo.js (parses container metadata directly,
so it works for formats browsers can't play natively like MXF,
ProRes, or DNxHD).
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