- auto:
050a6a798c
- Now uses python 3.10
- requires a complete re-install
- Image is now smaller (5.7GB vs 9.8GB)
- hlky:
fe6e72fde7
- lstein:
31869885d9
- img2img now works
- auto:
2995107fa2
- More samplers
- Textual inversion training
- hlky:
1a9c053cb7
- Build times are SLOW
- lstein:
4f247a3672
- Prepare for 2.0 release
- very cool new UI!
### Update versions
- auto:
3f417566b0
### Breaking changes:
* renamed `automatic-1111` service to `auto`
* the `cache` folder is now deprecated, replaced with `data` (see
migration guide below)
* `embeddings` folder has been moved to `data/embeddings`
* use GFPGAN 1.4
### Migration Guide
Note: in theory, running the command
```
docker compose --profile download up --build
```
is all you need to use the new version, however, this means you will
also have to download everything again. A new script is available under
`scripts/migratev1tov2.sh` that will copy models to the new structure
and should get you most of the way, run
```bash
./scripts/migratev1tov2.sh
```
or you can manually inspect the script and copy the files
After that, run
```
docker compose --profile download up --build
```
to validate everything.
Docker compose allows override some settings in `docker-compose.yml` by
using additional file: `docker-compose.override.yml`.
This allows to hold own settings in override file which does not
conflict with updates made by pulling newer version with "git pull"
command.
This feature requires three things:
1. Creating `docker-compose.override.yml-dist` file which is a
distributed file inside repo. This file can be copied as
`docker-compose.override.yml` and modified for own needs.
2. Change in `.gitignore` file so `docker-compose.override.yml` file is
ignored, so git pull / commit will not complain about this file.
3. Modify wiki entry about setup to mention possibility to use this
method.
Closes#101
