When a set number of grid rows is specified in settings, then it leads
to situations where an entire row in the grid is empty.
The most noticable example is the processing preview when the row count
is set to 2, where it shows the preview just fine but with a black
rectangle under it.
fixed a bug where if you update a selected checkpoint on disk and then restart the program, a different checkpoint loads, but the name is shown for the the old one.
Apparently the version of PyTorch macOS users are currently at doesn't always handle half precision VAEs correctly. We will probably want to update the default PyTorch version to 2.0 when it comes out which should fix that, and at this point nightly builds of PyTorch 2.0 are going to be recommended for most Mac users. Unfortunately someone has already reported that their M2 Mac doesn't work with the nightly PyTorch 2.0 build currently, so we can add --no-half-vae for now and give users that can install nightly PyTorch 2.0 builds a webui-user.sh configuration that overrides the default.
Usage: `--gradio-auth-path {PATH}`
It adds the credentials to the already existing `--gradio-auth` credentials. It can also handle line breaks.
The file should look like:
`{u1}:{p1},{u2}:{p2}`
or
```
{u1}:{p1},
{u2}:{p2}
```
Will gradio handle duplicate credentials if it happens?
previously module attributes like __file__ where not set correctly,
leading to scripts getting the directory of the stable-diffusion repo
location instead of their own script.
This causes problem when loading user data from an external location
using the --data-dir flag, as extensions would look for their own code
in the stable-diffusion repo location instead of the data dir location.
Using pythons importlib functions sets the modules specs correctly and
executes them. But this will break extensions if they build paths based
on the previously incorrect __file__ attribute.