Open TingTingin opened 1 year ago
I think it would be appropriate to make an error if none of the files exist when an extension is explicitly specified. However, the difficulty is that the --caption_extension
option has a value by default.
It may be a good idea to warn again immediately after the message to start training.
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If your training without tags there should be a notification I was having issues training with --caption_extension "txt"
only to realize that I needed a "." in the extension so --caption_extension ".txt"
The training still went through ignoring tags without any notification that it couldn't find any tag files this took me days to sort out as loras can take a while to train and i was trying to figure out why all my loras suddenly sucked I know that tagless training was added in an update but a warning would go a long way in preventing errors especially if the person explicitly passed --caption_extension
What do you mean? Where do you put that . in the extension?
You don't need to do that anymore it's automatically added if not there now
If your training without tags there should be a notification I was having issues training with --caption_extension "txt"
only to realize that I needed a "." in the extension so --caption_extension ".txt"
The training still went through ignoring tags without any notification that it couldn't find any tag files this took me days to sort out as loras can take a while to train and i was trying to figure out why all my loras suddenly sucked I know that tagless training was added in an update but a warning would go a long way in preventing errors especially if the person explicitly passed --caption_extension