Shanoah Alkire

It's worth noting that when Lumina Image 2 support got added to ComfyUI, that also uses Gemma for a text encoder, so you may be able to use the builtin...

I'm not sure the size of things being consistent is really that much of an advantage either, since I'd previously been converting things to inputs so I could set them...

@geroldmeisinger That would be nice, definitely. It's worth noting that you can use Node Expansion to do a lot of that. https://docs.comfy.org/custom-nodes/backend/expansion A number of my own custom nodes use...

The warnings that are specific to ComfyUI-Manager of those are: ``` [DEPRECATION WARNING] Detected import of deprecated legacy API: /scripts/ui.js. This is likely caused by a custom node extension using...

@GlamoramaAttack The depreciation warning is saying that those files are being *imported* and shouldn't be. If you look through the js folder in ComfyUI-Manager, you'll notice import statements importing scripts/ui.js...

@GlamoramaAttack No problem. One or two of them *were* being reported erroneously, which is what that issue was fixing, but the rest weren't, and I'd already done a bit of...

Honestly, isn't gguf support a basic feature that should have been implemented in core a long time ago, not something that should be in an extension?