azcrawlerpy-recaptcha-text
The default model for azcrawlerpy's text captcha solver:
the SVTRv2 recogniser svtrv2.onnx, the input-size selector selector.onnx fitted to it, and
their provenance card svtrv2.json. azcrawlerpy[text] installs it; there is nothing to import.
The recogniser and selector are one pair: the selector is fitted to one set of recogniser weights, and azcrawlerpy refuses to load a recogniser without one beside it.
It is published apart from azcrawlerpy so that code releases do not upload the weights again, and a retrained model ships without an azcrawlerpy release.
Versions
- Major: the contract azcrawlerpy relies on (file names, ONNX inputs and outputs, charset).
azcrawlerpy depends on
~=1.0, so a major bump needs an azcrawlerpy release that accepts it. - Minor: retrained weights. Existing azcrawlerpy installs pick them up on upgrade.
Releasing a model
promote() in captcha-training writes the weights, selector and card into
azcrawlerpy_recaptcha_text/ in this checkout, only when they beat the model already here. Commit
them, bump the minor version, check with uv sync --extra dev && uv run pytest, and publish with
build.txt. It builds the wheel only: an sdist would upload the same weights a second time against
the project's PyPI quota.
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