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Currently translated at 78.1% (1107 of 1416 strings)
Co-authored-by: B N <berndnieschalk@gmail.com>
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Translation: InvokeAI/Web UI
* remove thunk for receivedOpenApiSchema and use RTK query instead. add loading state for exposed fields
* clean up
* ignore any
* fix(ui): do not log on canceled openapi.json queries
- Rely on RTK Query for the `loadSchema` query by providing a custom `jsonReplacer` in our `dynamicBaseQuery`, so we don't need to manage error state.
- Detect when the query was canceled and do not log the error message in those situations.
* feat(ui): `utilitiesApi.endpoints.loadSchema` -> `appInfoApi.endpoints.getOpenAPISchema`
- Utilities is for server actions, move this to `appInfo` bc it fits better there.
- Rename to match convention for HTTP GET queries.
- Fix inverted logic in the `matchRejected` listener (typo'd this)
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Co-authored-by: psychedelicious <4822129+psychedelicious@users.noreply.github.com>
Currently translated at 74.4% (1054 of 1416 strings)
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Currently translated at 69.6% (986 of 1416 strings)
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Currently translated at 68.6% (972 of 1416 strings)
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Translation: InvokeAI/Web UI
Hardcode the options in the dropdown, don't rely on translators to fill this in.
Also, add a number of missing languages (Azerbaijani, Finnish, Hungarian, Swedish, Turkish).
Closes#5647
The alpha values in the UI are `0-1` but the backend wants `0-255`.
Previously, this was handled in `parseFIeldValue` when building the graph. In a recent release, field types were refactored and broke the alpha handling.
The logic for handling alpha values is moved into `ColorFieldInputComponent`, and `parseFieldValue` now just does no value transformations.
Though it would be a minor change, I'm leaving this function in because I don't want to change the rest of the logic except when necessary.
Closes#5616
Turns out the OpenAPI schema definition for a pydantic field with a `Literal` type annotation is different depending on the number of options.
When there is a single value (e.g. `Literal["foo"]`, this results in a `const` schema object. The schema parser didn't know how to handle this, and displayed a warning in the JS console.
This situation is now handled. When a `const` schema object is encountered, we interpret that as an `EnumField` with a single option.
I think this makes sense - if you had a truly constant value, you wouldn't make it a field, so a `const` must mean a dynamically generated enum that ended up with only a single option.
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Translation: InvokeAI/Web UI
The `getIntermediatesCount` query is set to `refetchOnMountOrArgsChange`. The intention was for when the settings modal opens (i.e. mounts), the `getIntermediatesCount` query is refetched. But it doesn't work - modals only mount once, there is no lazy rendering for them.
So we have to imperatively refetch, by refetching as we open the modal.
Closes#5639
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* fix(ui): download image opens in new tab
In some environments, a simple `a` element cannot trigger a download of an image. Fetching the image directly can get around this and provide more reliable download functionality.
* use hook for imageUrlToBlob so token gets sent if needed
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