Closed larinius closed 2 months ago
Just open your repo and edit requirerments.txt, how many users must beg you to do that?
No need to be so toxic about it.
Most SD-WebUI extensions do not use requirements.txt but instead use the install.py
file, which gets used by SD-WebUI automatically to install these packages as long as the --skip-install
command line is not used.
It might not work on some web hosts, like Google Colab or runpod, as I've not tested those.
Regardless, you can fix these by installing the required packages manually.
You should be able to install them by doing
pip install fake-useragent
pip install ZipUnicode
I'll include a requirements.txt as well with all the required packages in the next update, but again, this shouldn't be required afaik when using the extension in SD-WebUI.
Ps. Ask nicely next time like a normal person, thank you
Describe the bug.
CivitAI Browser+: Python module 'fake_useragent' has not been imported correctly, please try to restart or install it manually. CivitAI Browser+: Python module 'ZipUnicode' has not been imported correctly, please try to restart or install it manually. CivitAI Browser+: Aria2 RPC restarted CivitAI Browser+: Python module 'fake_useragent' has not been imported correctly, please try to restart or install it manually. CivitAI Browser+: Python module 'ZipUnicode' has not been imported correctly, please try to restart or install it manually. CivitAI Browser+: Aria2 RPC restarted
Steps to reproduce the problem.
Just use it normally
Expected behavior
fix it already!!!!!
System info
Google colab
Console logs
Additional information
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