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Are they actually deleted (i.e. sent to Recycle Bin) or is it just a UI bug, in which case on refreshing the page they show up again?

@lstein Any ideas?

Let's try setting the MPS fallback environment variable, which tells pytorch to use MPS instead of CPU, by running this: `PYTORCH_ENABLE_MPS_FALLBACK=1 invokeai-ti --front_end` Is that any faster?

Sorry for the late review. I had tried to review a few days ago but I couldn't get it to run; I think you were in the middle of changes....

Also, somehow while testing this I ended up with a wonky `invokeai.init` file: ``` # InvokeAI initialization file # This is the InvokeAI initialization file, which contains command-line default values....

This is still something to pursue.

Solution in #2920

Hi, Something isn't quite right as we do not use `environment.yml` files any more. You must have an old install, or were using an old installer. Also, it looks like...

`good first issue` :D With nodes, our metadata handling will need to be refactored substantially. Insufficiently forward-thinking decisions on metadata handling could force us to retain multiple layers of backwards...

Canvas requires lossless images to function.