Using Windows 10 I found I needed to use double backslashes to import a
new model, when using single backslash the output would say
"e:_ProjectsCodemodelsldmstable-diffusion-model-to-import.ckpt is
neither the path to a .ckpt file nor a diffusers repository id. Can't
import." This added tip in the documentation will help Windows users
overcome this.
- The following were supposed to be equivalent, but the latter crashes:
```
invoke> banana sushi
invoke> --prompt="banana sushi"
```
This PR fixes the problem.
- Fixes#2548
- This makes the launcher options menu on Windows look and act the same
as the Linux/Mac launcher, which previously was lacking the command-line
help option and didn't list item (6) as an option.
The `useHotkeys` hook for this hotkey didn't have `isConnected` or `isProcessing` in its dependencies array. This prevented `handleDelete()` from dispatching the delete request.
This is an early draft of a codeowners file for InvokeAI. It has plenty
of gaps in it. Please use this PR to add yourself and others where
appropriate.
- The following were supposed to be equivalent, but the latter crashes:
```
invoke> banana sushi
invoke> --prompt="banana sushi"
```
This PR fixes the problem.
- Fixes#2548
This adds some platform-specific help messages to the installer welcome
screen:
- For Windows, the message encourages them to install VC++ core
libraries and the registry long name patch
- For MacOSX, the message warns the user to install the XCode tools.
I found I needed to use double backslashes to import a new model, when using single backslash the output would say "e:_ProjectsCodemodelsldmstable-diffusion-model-to-import.ckpt is neither the path to a .ckpt file nor a diffusers repository id. Can't import." This added tip in the documentation will help Windows users overcome this.
