Is Stability Matrix a Dead Project?

[FilipeF12]

What happened?

I have questions dating back to early December, and a few newer one. I have not seen any recent answers. Is this a dead project?

Steps to reproduce

No response

Relevant logs

Version

2.13.1

What Operating System are you using?

Windows

[mohnjiles]

Not sure where you're getting that impression, the project is actively worked on and had updates as recently as 4 days ago: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix/commits/main/

We're only two people, so it's always a struggle to allocate time between actually working on the project, handling support issues in our Discord server, and the GitHub stuff. Just know that even if we don't respond, we do in fact read every issue posted.

Looking back at your reported issues, I probably ignored them because they were something you could easily google and aren't really a problem with Stability Matrix itself. For example, the grid lines are likely due to your sampler/scheduler choice.

Edit to mention: the best place for support & quick answers to questions will always be our Discord server, as not only are we available, but many knowledgeable community members are available to help as well.

[FilipeF12]

Don't take it personally, it wasn't criticism. It was a querstion. The type of question someone new to this might ask.

Didn't know you're only two people. Thanks for the tip to Google for lines/grids. Novices would not know how much you and how much others make up SM. For all I know, you wrote/modified Forge to run on your platform.

My first, and only experience with discord was in 2020 when I asked a developer about a research paper he wrote; he answered graciously, i thanked him, and a slug from discord showed up demanding a government issued photo ID and a phone number. Never going back.

[mohnjiles]

I apologize if it came off harshly, I was just trying to explain the reality of our situation. We do our best to keep up with & fix the issues that we have control over, and lean on our community support for the rest usually.

I can understand the wariness of Discord if that was your experience 😅 perhaps we need a better alternative for people to reach us/get support in a timely manner; GitHub isn't really conducive to back-and-forth troubleshooting.

[FilipeF12]

You didn't seem harsh. You seemed offended, and that certainly was not my intent. I do appreciate your help and your followup. Thank you.