v2.15.3

[mohnjiles]

Changed

• Updated fallback rocm index for InvokeAI to rocm6.3
• Updated SwarmUI to launch via the launch script for better compatibility

Fixed

• Fixed cuDNN frontend error on ComfyUI-Zluda startup (thanks @neural_fault!)
• Maybe finally actually fixed threading issue with the Python Packages dialog search box for real this time? (may fix #1392)
• Fixed potential install failures when moving duplicate files into shared model folders (may fix #1393)
• Fixed potential threading issues with the Inference image gallery (may fix #1408)
• Fixed #1424 - Civitai account 401 error when connecting accounts, updated for new API changes

Supporters

🌟 Visionaries

Our deepest gratitude to our Visionaries for their foundational support: Waterclouds, JungleDragon, bluepopsicle, Bob S, and whudunit! Your commitment allows us to focus on the essential work of squashing bugs and improving stability, ensuring a rock-solid experience for everyone.

🚀 Pioneers

A huge thank you to our incredible Pioneers for keeping the project on track! Your support is vital for these important refinement updates. Thank you to Szir777, Noah M, USATechDude, Thom, SeraphOfSalem, Desert Viber, Tundra Everquill, Adam, Droolguy, Philip R., ACTUALLY_the_Real_Willem_Dafoe, takyamtom, and a warm welcome to our newest Pioneer, robek!

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Summary of Changes

Hello @mohnjiles, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request delivers a maintenance release focused on enhancing stability, compatibility, and user experience. Key updates include adapting to recent Civitai API changes, resolving several threading-related UI issues, and improving AMD GPU support for ComfyUI-Zluda. Additionally, it updates InvokeAI's ROCm index and refines the launch mechanism for StableSwarmUI, alongside a fix for file duplication during model installation.

Highlights

• Civitai API Integration: Updated the Civitai API integration to address a 401 error, adapting to recent API changes for user account authentication and response parsing.
• Threading Fixes: Resolved multiple potential threading issues in the Python Packages dialog search box and the Inference image gallery to improve UI responsiveness and stability.
• AMD GPU Compatibility: Introduced logic to detect AMD GPU architecture (gfx arch) for better compatibility, specifically for ComfyUI-Zluda startup, by setting the TRITON_OVERRIDE_ARCH environment variable.
• InvokeAI ROCm Update: Updated the fallback ROCm index for InvokeAI to version 6.3, ensuring compatibility with newer AMD GPU drivers and libraries.
• StableSwarmUI Launch Method: Modified StableSwarmUI to launch via its platform-specific launch scripts, enhancing compatibility and robustness across different operating systems.
• File Management Improvement: Improved the handling of duplicate files when moving them into shared model folders, preventing potential install failures by correctly appending numbers to filenames.

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