[Idea] Use text 'Releases' for known working commit combinations

[TFWol]

I had a random idea after seeing your post.

Looking at the guide for Releases, you could let people know what combination of commits of Automatic1111 and your extension work by adding a text Release like:

# Working Commits:

Extension: <commit>
Web UI: <commit>

Then you could simply add another release as you go. Fortunately, it looks like it'd only take a few seconds to make an entry, too.

This would give you a record of past combinations as well as let users subscribe to the repo for release notifications. Heck, you can even automate it with a press of a button if you wanted.

I bring this up since I don't get alerts from commits made in the repo and don't know when it's safe to pull. Plus, I think it would be easier for you since you'd already be in your repo.

[rexelbartolome]

i like this too, I haven't updated this past month now because I don't want to get into the nitty gritty of rolling back commits 😅

[bnelsey]

yeah this would definitely help I've been holding back on updating this extension because i have no idea if it works on the latest webui version

[alfonslm]

I have been more into the idea of just having a fork with everything in it to avoid as many issues as possible and you can always just bind eg the model folders together so you don't waist extra space on duplicates

[alfonslm]

I have been more into the idea of just having a fork with everything in it to avoid as many possible issues as possible and you can always just bind eg the model folders together so you don't waist extra space on duplicates

i like this too, I haven't updated this past month now because I don't want to get into the nitty gritty of rolling back commits 😅

What version are you on?

[Interpause]

Hm, you are right. Wonder why it never occurred to me to follow semantic versioning for this when I sorta tried to for other projects.

[Interpause]

Okay, I just did it.