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
This allows reliable distribution of the initial 'configs' directory
with the Python package, and enables the configuration script to be running
from anywhere, as long as the virtual environment is available on the sys.path
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
The original textual inversion script in scripts is now superseded. The
replacement can be found in ldm/invoke/textual_inversion.py and is a
merging of the command line and front end scripts. After running `pip
install -e .` there will be a `textual_inversion` command on your path.
You can activate the front end this way:
`textual_inversion -gui`
Adds double-click to reset canvas view to 100%.
- Adds hook to manage single and double clicks
- Single Click `Reset Canvas View` --> scale to fit, no change to
current behaviour
- Double Click `Reset Canvas View` --> set scale to 1
Testing suggests that the diffusers versions of Waifu-1.4 anything-v4.0
require the `sd-vae-ft-mse` to generate decent images, so the
appropriate arguments have been added to the initial model file.
- Model merging and textual inversion scripts have been moved into
`ldm/invoke`, which allows them to be installed properly by
pyproject.toml.
- As part of the pyproject install, the .py suffix is removed from the
command. I.e. use `invoke`, `configure_invokeai`, `merge_models` and
`textual_inversion`.
- GUI versions are activated by adding `--gui` to the command. Without
this, you get a classical argv-based command. Example: `merge_models
--gui`
- Fixed up the launcher scripts to accommodate new naming scheme.
- Keyboard behavior of the GUI front ends has been improved. You can now
use up and down arrow to move from field to field, in addition to <tab>
and ctrl-N/ctrl-P
So far the slider component was unable to take typed input due to a
bunch of issues that were a pain to solve. This PR fixes it.
Things to test:
- Moving the slider also updates the value in the input text box.
- Input text box next to slider can be changed in two ways: If you type
a manual value, the slider will be updated when you lose focus from the
input box. If you use the stepper icons to update the values, the slider
should update immediately.
- Make sure the reset buttons next to the slider are updating correctly
and make sure this updates both the slider and the input box values.
- Brush Size slider -> make sure the hotkeys are updating the input box
too.
- This replaces the original clipseg library with the transformers
version from HuggingFace.
- This should make it possible to register InvokeAI at PyPi and do a
fully automated pip-based install.
- Minor regression: it is no longer possible to specify which device the
clipseg model will be loaded into, and it will reside in CPU. However,
performance is more than acceptable.
- This replaces the original clipseg library with the transformers
version from HuggingFace.
- This should make it possible to register InvokeAI at PyPi and do
a fully automated pip-based install.
- Minor regression: it is no longer possible to specify which device
the clipseg model will be loaded into, and it will reside in CPU.
However, performance is more than acceptable.
