Slowdown with updates

[aifartist]

There was a time when I'd see multiple updates nearly every day.
Then perhaps 5, 6?, ??? weeks ago I would rarely see any updates.
Such a dramatic change seems odd.
Did I miss some announcement or did the url/branch/??? change?

[BetaDoggo]

Automatic is just busy. You can checkout pull requests if there's a specific feature/bug fix that you want to try.

[aifartist]

@BetaDoggo Thanks. But ?something? happened starting Nov 7th. Here are number of commits per date back to Sep 30th. Before then things were similarly busy.

 55 09/30
 18 10/01
 45 10/02
 12 10/03
 31 10/04
 19 10/05
 27 10/06
 26 10/07
 60 10/08
 50 10/09
 64 10/10
 74 10/11
 36 10/12
 29 10/13
 43 10/14
 49 10/15
 48 10/16
 45 10/17
 47 10/18
 49 10/19
 53 10/20
 51 10/21
 49 10/22
 43 10/23
 52 10/24
 38 10/25
 34 10/26
 40 10/27
 12 10/28
 65 10/29
 51 10/30
 45 10/31
 52 11/01
 52 11/02
 31 11/03
 64 11/04
 32 11/05
 20 11/06
  7 11/07
  8 11/08
  5 11/09
  5 11/10
 15 11/11
 12 11/12
  6 11/13
 11 11/14
  1 11/15
  2 11/16
  3 11/17
  1 11/18
 30 11/19
  8 11/20
  7 11/21
  8 11/22
  7 11/23
  3 11/24
  2 11/25
  7 11/26
 39 11/27
  8 11/28
  5 11/29
  4 11/30
  3 12/01
  4 12/02
 29 12/03
  9 12/04
  3 12/05
  2 12/06
  1 12/07
  2 12/08
  1 12/09
 34 12/10

[Mousewrites]

That was the point where extensions became a thing. This way, any changes to things that can be an 'add on' have been pushed off to extensions, meaning Auto1111 doesn't have to up date 10 times a day to try to keep up with every new advance.

There's still updates happening, it just shifted some of it off of auto's plate and onto more diverse people.

It was awesome to get updates so fast, but as the project grows, it's harder to make sure adding something doesn't break something else.

Plus, it's the holidays.

[aifartist]

Something did happen on Nov 7th as can be seen with my git analysis. I was just curious. Happy Holidays!

[Mousewrites]

No, I think you're right, I just think the 7th is when the extension thing happened. XD

[aifartist]

@Mousewrites While it is more of a gradio question I'll ask you given your ability to "write" "mouses". :-) One important "hook" I want which I can't seem to do is the ability to "click" a button. After I install some callbacks in my extension I want to simply click the "Generate" button but can't find a way to do something this basic. The arg's to be passed were already setup in the "click()" call, including the Python function and JS function to be called. I just want to programmatically "Click" the button without duplicating a lot of code in create_ui(). Of course, if I could click it I'd have to get a change into the main A1111 to move the local "submit" var holding the Generate gr.Button into a shared var to invoke the "click" method if it actually existed. Any ideas?

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[Mousewrites]

Any answer I would give you would come out of chatGPT; I have about 3 xp in this type of coding. Unless you're writing a maya Mel script, i'm probably not your gal.

... but if you drop your code into chatGPT it will try to troubleshoot it for you. I've used it to troubleshoot things when I can't get them installed.