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WASasquatch / was-node-suite-comfyui

An extensive node suite for ComfyUI with over 210 new nodes
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Trouble with WAS and Docker. #69

Closed PassiveLemon closed 1 year ago

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

Currently, I am working on getting a somewhat modular loading system for nodes in the Docker implementation of ComfyUI here. Any directory in the custom_nodes location will get scanned for a requirements.txt and will be installed through pip.

I am using the WAS suite as a test since it seems like a good place to start. The pip install part seems to be fine but ComfyUI will not start with WAS. It will return the error:

webui-docker-comfy-1  | python: can't open file '/data/config/comfy/custom_nodes/was-node-suite-comfyui/main.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
webui-docker-comfy-1 exited with code 2

I'm not quite sure what is happening since I don't know python and I don't see a main.py file in this repository.

I have made sure to give permissions to the entire custom_nodes directory and its subdirectories/files.

Maybe you know what's going on here?

WASasquatch commented 1 year ago

I haven't really used docker so I am not sure if it is related or not. But from the looks of it the script you are using is trying to load a main.py, which naturally doesn't exist. WAS Suite isn't a stand alone program so it doesn't have a main execution point.

Most nodes don't have a main.py cause they are just extensions loaded by ComfyUI through their __init__.py pointing to whatever file. ComfyUI is the program that has the main.py

PassiveLemon commented 1 year ago

Quite coincidentally, it turns out that the mounting for the paths in the container were simply just broken. Someone had already made a PR to fix it, it just wasn't merged yet. It was merged today and it works without me needing to change anything.