invoke-ai
[bug]: InvokeAI/.venv/bin/invokeai-update line 5
Is there an existing issue for this?
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OS
Linux
GPU
cuda
VRAM
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What version did you experience this issue on?
pre-nodes
What happened?
Selecting update from the menu fails with
Update InvokeAI
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "some path/InvokeAI/.venv/bin/invokeai-update", line 5, in
InvokeAI/.venv/bin/invokeai-update line 5
from invokeai.frontend.config import invokeai_update
should read:
from invokeai.frontend.install import invokeai_update
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Additional context
Should I just offer a diff for this sort of thing rather than this in future?
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@TrickBit - Would definitely encourage you to propose a PR in the future if you think something needs to be changed. We may provide insight on upcoming changes that make it unnecessary, or discuss further etc., but so long as the PR isn't harder than starting an issue, it's a good place to get attention from the right folks to merge it in.
Specifically, in this case, I believe that the installer/start script is being fully updated to work w/ the new backend (and as of the branch you experienced this on, was part of what was "broken"). @lstein can confirm
@hipsterusername - Being the troglodyte that I am, I'm not sure what is meant by "a PR" - sorry. Regarding what part was broken - well it could not actually load the "update" option from the menu because it was trying to import an non-existent python library : ie from invokeai.frontend.config import invokeai_update
This failed completely.
Changing the import line to : from invokeai.frontend.install import invokeai_update made it work. Am I missing something? I thought I'd made that clear in the bug report. I apologize if I've misunderstood. Cheers :)
Ah! A PR is just a proposed code change in GitHub (acronym for a “pull request”) that would be made to the repo. All is clear :)