Normally when we are passing lists we extend any lists shorter than the longest by repeating the last item. This works especially well when combining lists of arbitrary length with lists that have only one item. But it doesn't work at all if any list has no items in it. Since that case currently doesn't work at all, it seems like the best interpretation of any list having 0 length is that we don't want the successor node to execute at all. That's exactly what this change does.
This change only affects behavior in the case where there is an empty list among a node's inputs, which previously would always throw an exception due to the implementation of slice_dict. I've tested both with empty lists and non-empty.
If the same node id with the same class exists between two executions the
same instance will be used.
This means you can now cache things in nodes for more efficiency.
* allow nodes to map over lists
* make work with IS_CHANGED and VALIDATE_INPUTS
* give list outputs distinct socket shape
* add rebatch node
* add batch index logic
* add repeat latent batch
* deal with noise mask edge cases in latentfrombatch
* Add clipspace feature.
* feat: copy content to clipspace
* feat: paste content from clipspace
Extend validation to allow for validating annotated_path in addition to other parameters.
Add support for annotated_filepath in folder_paths function.
Generalize the '/upload/image' API to allow for uploading images to the 'input', 'temp', or 'output' directories.
* rename contentClipboard -> clipspace
* Do deep copy for imgs on copy to clipspace.
* add original_imgs into clipspace
* Preserve the original image when 'imgs' are modified
* robust patch & refactoring folder_paths about annotated_filepath
* Only show the Paste menu if the ComfyApp.clipspace is not empty
* instant refresh on paste
force triggering 'changed' on paste action
* subfolder fix on paste logic
attach subfolder if subfolder isn't empty
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Co-authored-by: Lt.Dr.Data <lt.dr.data@gmail.com>
