open-mmlab
OSError: Error no file named config.json found in directory checkpoints/ppt-v2
Thanks for your great work! I followed the inference instructions in the readme to run the app.py but got the "OSError: Error no file named config.json found in directory checkpoints/ppt-v2".
The arguments of the command are not aligned with the app script, so I changed it to match the script.
# Clone PowerPaint Model
git lfs clone https://huggingface.co/JunhaoZhuang/PowerPaint_v2/ ./checkpoints/ppt-v2
python app.py --share --pretrained_model_path checkpoints/ppt-v2
# checkpoints/ppt-v2
# ---PowerPaint_Brushnet
# ---realisticVisionV60B1_v51VAE
I've encountered the same issue, and I would like to ask how you solved it. Thank you.
Just convert the code from the dev branch to the main branch, and then it works.
Just convert the code from the dev branch to the main branch, and then it works.
Thank you very much for your detailed response. I have tried the suggestions, but unfortunately, I am still encountering the issue. Could you kindly offer any further recommendations or guidance?
I just did the above steps and it runs
I tried your suggestions again, and it worked successfully. Thank you very much for your help. However, I've encountered another issue. I am using the object removal inpainting feature. While everything runs smoothly in the terminal, the 'inpainting result' and 'mask' sections in the Gradio interface display errors. Have you come across a similar situation before? Any further guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Hi, I also encountered the same issue initially. First, the provided script did not match app.py. After modifying the command, I also got the error: "OSError: No file named config.json found in directory checkpoints/ppt-v2." Do you have any updates since the last time you faced this?
I fixed the issue by switching to the main branch, but I still encounter problems. The "inpainting result" and "mask" sections in the Gradio interface display errors. Did you address this?
I have not encountered this problem. Without specific error information, it is difficult to locate the problem. You can try to print out the intermediate results to locate the error.
Thanks! I've identified the issue, and it can be fixed by running:
pip install gradio==3.43.0
@PlanPersisitentPatient do you clone from the dev branch ? I tried it but still the same error
@PlanPersisitentPatient do you clone from the dev branch ? I tried it but still the same error
I initially cloned from the dev branch, but no matter what I tried, I couldn't get it to run, so I eventually switched to the main branch.