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The idea is that sometimes updating to new versions of comfy breaks lot of custom nodes and other stuff. Simply having a new version of a library availabile can break everything, even if comfy itself hasnt updated anything, the simple presence of the library in the req.txt will make the program get latest library, a piece of code is change, for example inf changed to Inf (capital letter) and all fall appart.
Before doing updates, it could be great to have the posisbility to "save" the state of our current installations, and have the packaged into archives similar to the "releases" packages of comfyUI here.
This is great when we have finally obtained our perfect environement with all custom needs we want, and we want to try new updates without risking losing everything.
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Currently, ComfyUI-Manager is designed to store this information in its snapshot feature.
The functionality to completely overhaul pip versions is being approached cautiously, so it's not being implemented immediately.
However, I plan to apply a recovery function for this as a separate feature in the future.
Feature Idea
The idea is that sometimes updating to new versions of comfy breaks lot of custom nodes and other stuff. Simply having a new version of a library availabile can break everything, even if comfy itself hasnt updated anything, the simple presence of the library in the req.txt will make the program get latest library, a piece of code is change, for example inf changed to Inf (capital letter) and all fall appart.
Before doing updates, it could be great to have the posisbility to "save" the state of our current installations, and have the packaged into archives similar to the "releases" packages of comfyUI here.
This is great when we have finally obtained our perfect environement with all custom needs we want, and we want to try new updates without risking losing everything.
Existing Solutions
No response
Other
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: