Add two boolean config.ini [default] flags — allow_git_url_install and
allow_pip_install (both default false) — that fully REPLACE the
security_level term on the legacy install surfaces:
- POST /v2/customnode/install/git_url (S-A) and
POST /v2/customnode/install/pip (S-B) are now gated solely by their
dedicated flag AND the retained network-position invariant
(loopback listener OR network_mode=personal_cloud). security_level
no longer affects these two surfaces in either direction.
- The batch unknown-URL branch (S-C) routes through the same predicate;
the unknown-pip branch stays unconditionally blocked; the general
middle+ batch entry gate is unchanged.
- New pure predicate is_dedicated_install_allowed() in
common/manager_security.py (config-import-free; callers pass values
from their own reader). Both config readers (glob + legacy) register
the keys in read/write/fallback paths.
- Denial logs and frontend copy name the responsible flag instead of
the misleading security_level guidance. Public listeners remain
denied regardless of the flags (no exposure widening).
- README security policy updated: config keys documented, git-url/pip
removed from the security_level risky table, and a dedicated-flags
subsection (REPLACE semantics, network rule, batch behavior,
restart-only activation, weak/normal- opt-in migration note).
- Migration: existing weak/normal- users must opt in via the new flags
(CHANGELOG note; deliberate no auto-seed).
Includes the unit/config/guard test suites (88 tests): predicate truth
table, dual-reader config contract (missing/malformed keys read false,
round-trip, cache staleness), security_level-matrix freeze guards, and
suite-order-independent test stubs.
git_helper.py is spawned as a standalone subprocess on Windows
(manager_core.py:1342). The import of comfyui_manager.common.timestamp_utils
triggered comfyui_manager/__init__.py which imports from comfy.cli_args —
unavailable in the subprocess environment, causing ModuleNotFoundError.
Inline get_backup_branch_name() using only stdlib (time, uuid), preserving
the original collision-detection and UUID-fallback semantics. Add 9 tests
covering standalone subprocess loading, behavioral equivalence, edge cases
(repo.heads exception, 99-suffix exhaustion with UUID fallback).
