- adding known controlnet models now works better
- comfyui_controlnet_aux sometimes wants torchhub paths with files that are in the form directory/filename.safetensors. This is now supported
- save_with_filename now correctly matches again
- --panics-when=torch.cuda.OutOfMemory will now correctly panic and
exit the worker, giving it time to reply that the execution failed
and better dealing with irrecoverable out-of-memory errors
- --executor-factory=ProcessPoolExecutor will use a process instead of
a thread to execute comfyui workflows when using the worker. When
this process panics and exits, it will be correctly replaced, making
a more robust worker
- Validation errors that occur early in the lifecycle of prompt
execution now get propagated to their callers in the
EmbeddedComfyClient. This includes error messages about missing node
classes.
- The execution context now includes the node_id and the prompt_id
- Latent previews are now sent with a node_id. This is not backwards
compatible with old frontends.
- Dependency execution errors are now modeled correctly.
- Distributed progress encodes image previews with node and prompt IDs.
- Typing for models
- The frontend was updated to use node IDs with previews
- Improvements to torch.compile experiments
- Some controlnet_aux nodes were upstreamed
- Tests now perform faster
- Tests will run on supported GPU platforms
- Configuration has known issues related to setting up a working
directory for an embedded client
- Introduce a Skeletonize node that solves many problems with Canny
- Improve behavior of exception reporting
- Improve node loading order. It now occurs "as late as possible".
Configuration should be exposed as per the README.
- Added methods to specify custom folders and models used in examples
more robustly for custom nodes.
- Downloading models can now be gracefully interrupted.
- Progress notifications are now sent over the network for distributed
ComfyUI operations.
- Python objects have been moved around to prevent less transitive
package importing issues.