- normalized how filenames are written out when postprocessing invoked
- various fixes of bugs encountered during testing
- updated documentation
- updated help text
- Enhance tab completion functionality
- Each of the switches that read a filepath (e.g. --init_img) will trigger file path completion. The
-S switch will display a list of recently-used seeds.
- Added new !fetch command to retrieve the metadata from a previously-generated image and populate the
readline linebuffer with the appropriate editable command to regenerate.
- Added new !history command to display previous commands and reload them for modification.
- The !fetch and !fix commands both autocomplete *and* search automatically through the current
outdir for files.
- The completer maintains a list of recently used seeds and will try to autocomplete them.
- normalized how filenames are written out when postprocessing invoked
- various fixes of bugs encountered during testing
- updated documentation
- updated help text
- Enhance tab completion functionality
- Each of the switches that read a filepath (e.g. --init_img) will trigger file path completion. The
-S switch will display a list of recently-used seeds.
- Added new !fetch command to retrieve the metadata from a previously-generated image and populate the
readline linebuffer with the appropriate editable command to regenerate.
- Added new !history command to display previous commands and reload them for modification.
- The !fetch and !fix commands both autocomplete *and* search automatically through the current
outdir for files.
- The completer maintains a list of recently used seeds and will try to autocomplete them.
- args.py will now attempt to return a metadata-containing Args
object using the following methods:
1. By looking for the 'sd-metadata' tag in the PNG info
2. By looking from the 'Dream' tag
3. As a last resort, fetch the seed from the filename and assume
defaults for all other options.
Pin `openh264` to 2.3.0 until OpenCV supports 2.3.1 or newer. Added just to `environment-mac.yml` since I know this happens on M1 / Apple Silicon Macs (running macOS 13) and that's all I can test on.
