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Why does the import fail? #19
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Apparently Allor has not been fully installed, you need to run install.sh When you download from a direct link from GitHub this directory is not the default repository. Also rembg and other dependencies are installed while running install.sh About install.sh. |
Wait... are you using windows-portable ComfyUI with macOS? I didn't anticipate these use cases when I made install.sh 😅 |
I'm finally home and can help you.
Not good.
Very good
Very not good Open install.sh with any text editor and change text here with pip install -r requirements.txt I mean just delete the arguments and run again. |
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I found the reason. The UCL address and downloaded zip file are inconsistent with your complete code number. causing me to use incomplete code。Now I can use it, thanks for your help |
请问我缺失Allor这个插件,但安装时提示要在设置中禁用覆盖功能,但找不到在哪设置 |
No need to disable override because it's been disabled by default for like 5 months now.
Does the error occur when you try to install Allor when you already had it before? It's just that error 128 only occurs in this case. |
Guys, I think I found the source of the problem. When I tried to manually install Allor on my Windows machine, I got a warning on download that the Git LFS quota was exhausted and the download was cancelled. This is just ridiculous. GitHub allows unlimited downloads of regular files, but it doesn't allow optimised files that are listed in Git LFS and that are for downloading and not for overflowing disk space. I've already removed all Git LFS files from Allor and moved them to a separate repository. At least this problem should now be resolved. I'm sorry about that. |
Thanks for your help! After using Comfyui Manager to "Update All" and then reinstalling Allor, it worked! However, I'm still unsure about what went wrong before. |
I suspect it was both Git LFS and the fact that I used force push which changed the commit history. Or rather, one thing came out of the other. I thought it would be nice if users downloaded a few kilobytes of the repository rather than 40mb. So the images were removed from the repository. But for Git it's not enough to just delete something, it stays in the history and keeps weight. So I had to delete the commits that contained these images, which changed the hashes of all the commits in the chain above. Even though I had prepared for this in advance and even added the ability to update via hard mode I decided that it was better for users not to repeat this experience and decided to use Git LFS which doesn't save files in the history. However, that doesn't change the fact that I'm not really sure what the problem was or how many users have experienced it. |
im having this problem with the import fail. i have tried running the install even though I pulled it from the comfy manager link, |
I am having the same error... advice would be great. |
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