if reinstalling over an existing installation where the .venv
was created with symlinks to system python instead of copies
of the python executable, the installer would raise a
SameFileError, because it would attempt to copy Python over
itself. This fixes the issue.
1. only load triton on linux machines
2. require pip >= 23.0 so that editable installs can run without setup.py
3. model files default to SD-1.5, not 2.1
4. use diffusers model of inpainting rather than ckpt
5. selected a new set of initial models based on # of likes at huggingface
- launcher scripts are installed *before* the configure script runs,
so that if something goes wrong in the configure script, the user
can run invoke.{sh,bat} and get the option to re-run configure
- fixed typo in invoke.sh which misspelled name of invokeai-configure
if running `python3 installer/main.py` from the source distribution,
it would fail because it expected to find a wheel.
this PR tries to perform a source install by going one level up the directory
tree and checking for `pyproject.toml` and `ldm` directory entries to
confirm (to a degree) that this is an InvokeAI distribution
- install.sh is now a thin wrapper around the pythonized install script
- install.bat not done yet - to follow
- user messaging is tailored to the current platform (paste shortcuts, file paths, etc)
- emit invoke.sh/invoke.bat scripts to the runtime dir
- improve launch scripts (add help option, etc)
- only emit the platform-specific scripts
if the config directory is missing, initialize it using the standard
process of copying it over, instead of failing to create the config file
this can happen if the user is re-running the config script in a directory which
already has the init file, but no configs dir
the 'setup.py install' method is deprecated in favour of a
build-system independent format: https://peps.python.org/pep-0517/
this is needed to install dependencies that don't have a pyproject.toml
file (only setup.py) in a forward-compatible way
There is a race condition affecting the 'tempfile' module on Windows.
A PermissionsError is raised when cleaning up the temp dir
Python3.10 introduced a flag to suppress this error.
Windows + Python3.9 users will receive an unpleasant stack trace for now
