When I save an image, almost everything I used is there, but in Automatic 1111, there is an option to use a second checkpoint as a refiner. Partway through the image generation, at a point you can set by a slider, it will change to the refiner checkpoint if there is one selected and refiner weight is not set to 1.0. Your extension logs all other details like generation data, extra networks, and the base checkpoint, but ignores the refiner. Stuff from extensions or scripts I completely understand, but this is a base feature available to every user of A1111, which is specifically the platform you created this plugin for.
It would be nice to, if a refiner was used, also clarify that to someone trying to replicate results by including the refiner like a second checkpoint and also the refiner weight/switch point in the generation details. I know that your system already supports having multiple checkpoints in the metadata you display, because I've done so previously by accidentally putting a full checkpoint into the LoRA folder.
When I save an image, almost everything I used is there, but in Automatic 1111, there is an option to use a second checkpoint as a refiner. Partway through the image generation, at a point you can set by a slider, it will change to the refiner checkpoint if there is one selected and refiner weight is not set to 1.0. Your extension logs all other details like generation data, extra networks, and the base checkpoint, but ignores the refiner. Stuff from extensions or scripts I completely understand, but this is a base feature available to every user of A1111, which is specifically the platform you created this plugin for. It would be nice to, if a refiner was used, also clarify that to someone trying to replicate results by including the refiner like a second checkpoint and also the refiner weight/switch point in the generation details. I know that your system already supports having multiple checkpoints in the metadata you display, because I've done so previously by accidentally putting a full checkpoint into the LoRA folder.