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Skeletons are for when we know the number of specific content items that are loading. When the queue is loading, we don't know how many items there are, or how many will load, so the whole list should be replaced with loading state. The previous behaviour rendered a static number of skeletons. That number would rarely be the right number - the app shouldn't say "I'm loading 7 queue items", then load none, or load 50. A future enhancement could use the queue item skeleton component and go by the total number of queue items, as reported by the queue status. I tried this but had some layout jankiness, not worth the effort right now. The queue item skeleton component's styling was updated to support this future enhancement, making it exactly the same size as a queue item (it was a bit smaller before). |
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Organization of the source tree: app -- Home of nodes invocations and services assets -- Images and other data files used by InvokeAI backend -- Non-user facing libraries, including the rendering core. configs -- Configuration files used at install and run times frontend -- User-facing scripts, including the CLI and the WebUI version -- Current InvokeAI version string, stored in version/invokeai_version.py