- Improve table alignment and formatting for category prefixes
- Fix missing newline at end of file
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- Add descriptive comments to key workflow files explaining purpose and triggers
- Simplify workflows README.md to focus on naming convention only
- Remove detailed workflow descriptions that can get out of date
- Point users to individual workflow files for current documentation
Addresses review feedback: documentation can get out of date quickly,
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Add reference to GitHub's official documentation for workflow triggers
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- Implement systematic naming convention using category prefixes
- Group workflows logically: ci-, pr-, release-, types-, i18n-
- Rename all 22 workflows for better organization and discoverability
- Update workflow cross-references and display names
- Add comprehensive README.md with naming guidelines and best practices
Key changes:
- CI workflows: ci-tests-e2e, ci-tests-unit, ci-tests-storybook, etc.
- PR automation: pr-backport, pr-claude-review, pr-playwright-snapshots
- Release management: release-version-bump, release-npm-types, etc.
- Type generation: types-registry-api, types-manager-api, etc.
- Internationalization: i18n-update-core, i18n-update-nodes, etc.
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## Summary
Establishes distribution-specific code pattern using compile-time
constants and dead code elimination. Demonstrates with Help Center by
hiding extension manager and update buttons in cloud distribution.
Below commentary makes assumption that minifcation and tree-shaking is
enabled (which isn't true yet, but will be eventually).
## Changes
- **What**: Added `src/platform/distribution/types.ts` with distribution
detection via `__DISTRIBUTION__` variable
- **Build**: Vite replaces `__DISTRIBUTION__` at build time using
environment variables
- **Tree-shaking**: All code not relevant to target distribution is
DCR'd and eliminated from bundle
- **Example**: Help Center hides "Manager Extension" menu item and
"Update" buttons in cloud builds
## Pattern
This PR defines a `__DISTRIBUTION__` variable which gets replaced at
build time by Vite using environment variables. All code not relevant to
the given distribution is then DCR'd and tree-shaken.
For simple cases (like this Help Center PR), import `isCloud` and use
compile-time conditionals:
```typescript
import { isCloud } from '@/platform/distribution/types'
if (!isCloud) {
items.push({
key: 'manager',
action: async () => {
await useManagerState().openManager({ ... })
}
})
}
```
The code is DCR'd at build time so there's zero runtime overhead - we
don't even incur the `if (isCloud)` cost because Terser eliminates it.
For complex services later, we'll add interfaces and use an index.ts
that exports different implementations under the same alias per
distribution. It will resemble a DI container but simpler since we don't
need runtime discovery like backend devs do. This guarantees types and
makes testing easier.
Example for services:
```typescript
// src/platform/storage/index.ts
import { isCloud } from '@/platform/distribution/types'
if (isCloud) {
export { CloudStorage as StorageService } from './cloud'
} else {
export { LocalStorage as StorageService } from './local'
}
```
Example for component variants:
```typescript
// src/components/downloads/index.ts
import { isCloud } from '@/platform/distribution/types'
if (isCloud) {
export { default as DownloadButton } from './DownloadButton.cloud.vue'
} else {
export { default as DownloadButton } from './DownloadButton.desktop.vue'
}
```
## Implementation Details
Distribution types (`src/platform/distribution/types.ts`):
```typescript
type Distribution = 'desktop' | 'localhost' | 'cloud'
declare global {
const __DISTRIBUTION__: Distribution
}
const DISTRIBUTION: Distribution = __DISTRIBUTION__
export const isCloud = DISTRIBUTION === 'cloud'
```
Vite configuration adds the define:
```typescript
const DISTRIBUTION = (process.env.DISTRIBUTION || 'localhost') as
| 'desktop'
| 'localhost'
| 'cloud'
export default defineConfig({
define: {
__DISTRIBUTION__: JSON.stringify(DISTRIBUTION)
}
})
```
## Build Commands
```bash
pnpm build # localhost (default)
DISTRIBUTION=cloud pnpm build # cloud
DISTRIBUTION=desktop pnpm build # desktop
```
## Future Applications
This pattern can be used with auth or telemetry services - which will
guarantee all the telemetry code, for example, is not even in the code
distributed in OSS Comfy whatsoever while still being able to develop
off `main`.
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## Summary
Fixed Vue node opacity calculation to properly combine global opacity
setting with muted/bypassed state opacity.
**Root Cause**: When global opacity setting was added as inline style
(481aa8252), it began overriding CSS `opacity-50` classes due to higher
specificity.
**Solution**: Modified `nodeOpacity` computed property to calculate
effective opacity as `globalOpacity * 0.5` for muted/bypassed states,
removing conflicting CSS classes.
## Changes
- **What**: Fixed [CSS specificity
conflict](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity)
where inline `opacity` style overrode `opacity-50` classes for
muted/bypassed nodes
- **Breaking**: None - restores intended opacity behavior
## Review Focus
Multiplicative opacity calculation ensuring muted/bypassed nodes apply
0.5 opacity on top of global opacity setting rather than being
overridden by it.
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Makes the litegraph `node.widgets` array `shallowReactive` and makes the
`nodeData.widgets` a `reactiveComputed` derived from the litegraph
widget data.
Making changes to the structure of litegraph items is somewhat
dangerous, but code search verifies that there are no custom nodes using
`defineProperty` on `node.widgets`
This fixes display of promoted widgets on subgraph node and any custom
nodes that dynamically add or remove widgets.
TODO:
- Investigate occasional dropped widgets.
- Some of this was confusion with `canvasOnly` widgets and widgets not
implemented in vue. Will keep investigating, but I'm not terribly
concerned with actual test cases and it being an objective improvement.
Known Issue:
- Node does not grow/shrink to fit changed widgets
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Cherry picked over from #6025, should've been made to target main to
begin with
## Summary
Fixes the browser tab progress and favicon remaining at ~14% after
workflow completion on `main` by resetting execution state when a run
ends (success, error, or interruption).
## Changes
- Add `execution_success` listener in the execution store
- Centralize terminal-state cleanup in `resetExecutionState()`
- Clear `nodeProgressStates`, queued prompt entry,
`_executingNodeProgress`, and set `activePromptId` to `null`
- Ensures `isIdle` becomes `true` post-run so tab title and favicon no
longer freeze mid-progress
resolves#6024
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## Summary
Implements a comprehensive media asset card component system for the
Asset Manager sidebar, enabling display and interaction with various
media types (images, videos, audio, and 3D models).
## Changes
### New Components
- **MediaAssetCard**: Main card component for displaying media assets
- **Media type-specific components**: Specialized display logic for each
media type
- MediaImageTop/Bottom
- MediaVideoTop/Bottom
- MediaAudioTop/Bottom
- Media3DTop/Bottom
- **MediaAssetActions**: Top-left action buttons (delete, download, more
options)
- **MediaAssetMoreMenu**: Dropdown menu for additional actions
- **SquareChip**: Chip component for displaying duration and file format
with dark/light variants
- **MediaAssetButtonDivider**: Visual separator for button groups
### Features
- **Video playback**: Autoplay with native video controls
- Dynamic duration chip positioning based on control visibility
- Hides overlays when video is playing
- **Audio playback**: Audio icon with HTML5 audio element
- Duration chip with consistent positioning
- **3D model support**: Icon display for 3D assets
- **Selection state**: Proper hover and selected state handling with CSS
priority fixes
### Architecture Improvements
- **Domain-Driven Design structure**: Organized under
`src/platform/mediaAsset/` following DDD principles
- **Provide/Inject pattern**: Eliminates props drilling with
MediaAssetKey InjectionKey
- **Composable pattern**: `useMediaAssetActions` manages all action
handlers
- **Type safety**: Comprehensive TypeScript types for media assets and
actions
### UI/UX Enhancements
- **CardTop component**: Added custom class props for slot positioning
- **SquareChip component**: Backdrop blur effects with variant system
- **Lazy loading**: Image optimization with LazyImage component
- **Responsive states**: Loading, selected, and hover states
### Utilities
- **formatDuration**: Converts milliseconds to human-readable format
(45s, 1m 23s, 1h 2m)
## Testing
- Comprehensive Storybook stories for all media types
- Grid layout examples
- Loading and selected state demonstrations
## File Structure
```
src/platform/assets/
├── components/
│ ├── MediaAssetCard.vue
│ ├── MediaAssetCard.stories.ts
│ ├── MediaAssetActions.vue
│ ├── MediaAssetMoreMenu.vue
│ ├── MediaAssetButtonDivider.vue
│ ├── MediaImageTop.vue
│ ├── MediaImageBottom.vue
│ ├── MediaVideoTop.vue
│ ├── MediaVideoBottom.vue
│ ├── MediaAudioTop.vue
│ ├── MediaAudioBottom.vue
│ ├── Media3DTop.vue
│ └── Media3DBottom.vue
├── composables/
│ └── useMediaAssetActions.ts
└── schemas/
└── mediaAssetSchema.ts
```
## Screenshots
[media_asset_record.webm](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d13b5cc0-a262-4850-bb81-ca1daa0dd969)
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## Summary
Fixes issue where node size changes are not serialized by routing
DOM-driven node bounds updates through a single CRDT operation so Vue
node geometry stays synchronized with LiteGraph.
## Changes
- **What**: Added `BatchUpdateBoundsOperation` to the layout store,
applied it via the existing Yjs pipeline, notified link sync to
recompute touched nodes, and covered the path with a regression test
## Review Focus
Correctness of the new batch operation when multiple nodes update
simultaneously, especially remote replay/undo scenarios and link
geometry recomputation.
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Did testing on about a dozen custom nodes. Most just work.
- Some custom nodes have copy/pasted the `addDOMWidget` call with types
like `customtext` and get converted to textareas -> Not feasible to fix
here. Can open PRs into custom nodes if complaints arise.
- Only the KJNodes spline editor had mouse issues -> Can
investigate/open PR into KJNodes later.
- Many nodes don't resize gracefully. Probably best handled in a future
PR.
- Some expect to be handled like textareas. These currently have minsize
and don't scale.
- Others, like VHS previews, scale self properly, but don't update
height inside a drag operation -> node height can be set to less than
fit.
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This pull request introduces a new audio playback widget for node UIs
and integrates it into the node widget system. The main changes include
the implementation of the `WidgetAudioUI` component, its registration in
the widget registry, and updates to pass node data to the new widget.
Additionally, some logging was added for debugging purposes.
**Audio Widget Implementation and Integration:**
* Added a new `WidgetAudioUI.vue` component that provides audio playback
controls (play/pause, progress slider, volume, options) and loads audio
files from the server based on node data.
* Registered the new `WidgetAudioUI` component in the widget registry by
importing it and adding an entry for the `audioUI` type.
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* Updated `NodeWidgets.vue` to pass `nodeInfo` as the `node-data` prop
to widgets of type `audioUI`, enabling the widget to access
node-specific audio file information.
**Debugging and Logging:**
* Added logging of `nodeData` in `LGraphNode.vue` and
`WidgetAudioUI.vue` to help with debugging and understanding the data
structure.
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Implements droponcanvas functionality and a linkconnectoradapter
refactor.
- Drop on canvas (Shift and default) integrated via LinkConnector
‘dropped-on-canvas’ with proper CanvasPointerEvent.
- LinkConnector adapter: now wraps the live canvas linkConnector (no
duplicate state); added dropOnCanvas() helper.
- Tests: Playwright scenarios for Shift-drop context menu/searchbox,
pinned endpoint, type prefilter, and post-selection auto-connect
(browser_tests/tests/vueNodes/interactions/links/linkInteraction.spec.ts).
There are some followup PRs that will fix/refactor some more noncritical
things, like the terrible slotid, the number/string nodeid confusion,
etc.
https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/pull/5780 (snapping) <--
https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/pull/5898 (drop on canvas
+ linkconnectoradapter refactor) <--
https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/pull/5903 (fix reroute
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This pull request refactors the node selection logic in the Vue nodes
event handler composable to simplify the function signature and improve
single vs. multi-selection behavior. The main change is the removal of
the `wasDragging` parameter from the `handleNodeSelect` function, with
selection logic now determined by the current selection state. Related
test code is updated to match the new function signature.
**Node selection logic improvements:**
* Refactored the `handleNodeSelect` function in
`useNodeEventHandlersIndividual` to remove the `wasDragging` parameter,
making the function signature simpler and relying on selection state to
handle single vs. multi-selection.
* Updated the selection logic to check if multiple nodes are already
selected using `isLGraphNode`, and only perform single selection if not.
**Code and test updates:**
* Updated all calls to `handleNodeSelect` in the composable to remove
the `wasDragging` argument, ensuring consistent usage throughout the
codebase.
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* Updated all related test cases to use the new `handleNodeSelect`
signature without the third parameter.
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**Utility import:**
* Added an import for `isLGraphNode` from `@/utils/litegraphUtil` to
support the updated selection logic.## Summary
<!-- One sentence describing what changed and why. -->
## Screenshots (if applicable)
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This pull request introduces a new extension API for context menu
customization, allowing extensions to contribute items to both canvas
and node right-click menus. It adds two collection methods to the
`ComfyApp` class to aggregate these menu items from all registered
extensions, and updates the extension interface accordingly.
Comprehensive unit tests are included to verify the correct aggregation
behavior and error handling.
**Extension API for Context Menus:**
* Added optional `getCanvasMenuItems` and `getNodeMenuItems` methods to
the `ComfyExtension` interface, enabling extensions to provide context
menu items for canvas and node right-click menus (`src/types/comfy.ts`).
* Updated type imports to support the new API, including
`IContextMenuValue`, `LGraphCanvas`, and `LGraphNode`
(`src/types/comfy.ts`, `src/scripts/app.ts`).
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**Core Implementation:**
* Implemented `collectCanvasMenuItems` and `collectNodeMenuItems`
methods in the `ComfyApp` class to gather menu items from all
extensions, with robust error handling and logging for extension
failures (`src/scripts/app.ts`).
**Testing:**
* Added a comprehensive test suite for the new context menu extension
API, covering aggregation logic, error handling, and integration
scenarios (`tests-ui/tests/extensions/contextMenuExtension.test.ts`).
This is PR 1 of the 3 PRs in the Contextmenu standardizations.
-https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/pull/5992
-https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/pull/5993
## Problem
The `update-playwright-expectations.yaml` workflow was failing with:
```
error: argument --front-end-root: The path '../dist' does not exist.
```
This was happening because the workflow was trying to launch the ComfyUI
server with `--front-end-root ../dist` before building the frontend.
## Root Cause
The workflow was missing the frontend build step entirely. It went
directly from checkout → setup server with `launch_server: true` → run
tests, skipping the crucial frontend build.
## Solution
1. Remove `launch_server: true` from `setup-comfyui-server` action call
2. Add `setup-frontend` action with `include_build_step: true` to build
the frontend
3. Add separate "Launch ComfyUI Server" step that runs AFTER frontend is
built
This ensures the `dist/` directory exists before the server tries to use
it.
## Testing
This fixes errors seen on PR #5863 and any PR using the
`/update-playwright` comment trigger.
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## Summary
This PR refactors the GitHub Actions workflow structure to improve
reusability, maintainability, and CI performance.
## Changes
### New Actions
- **setup-comfyui-server**: New composite action that handles ComfyUI
server setup and launch
- Checks out ComfyUI repository
- Installs ComfyUI_devtools custom node
- Sets up Python environment and dependencies
- Optionally launches the server with configurable parameters
### Refactored Actions
- **setup-frontend**: Simplified to focus only on frontend-specific
tasks
- Installs pnpm and Node.js
- Installs dependencies
- Optionally builds the frontend (can be skipped when using cached
builds)
- No longer handles server setup or checkout
### Workflow Improvements
#### tests-ci.yaml
- Introduced a setup job that builds once and caches the entire
workspace
- Test jobs now restore the cached workspace instead of rebuilding
- Eliminated redundant setup steps in each test shard
- Better separation between setup and test execution phases
- Significant performance improvement through workspace caching
#### Locale Update Workflows
- Updated `update-locales.yaml` to use the new action structure
- Updated `update-locales-for-given-custom-node-repository.yaml` with
proper custom node installation
- Updated `update-node-definitions-locales.yaml` to use new actions
- Removed `working-directory` references where appropriate
#### Other Workflows
- Updated `update-playwright-expectations.yaml` to use new action
structure
- Consistent action usage across all workflows
## Benefits
1. **Better Performance**: Workspace caching eliminates redundant builds
in CI, significantly reducing test execution time
2. **Improved Maintainability**: Clear separation of concerns makes
actions easier to understand and modify
3. **Enhanced Reusability**: Actions can be composed in different ways
for different workflows
4. **DRY Principle**: Eliminated code duplication across workflows
5. **Easier Debugging**: Smaller, focused actions make it easier to
identify and fix issues
## Testing
- [ ] Verify tests-ci workflow runs successfully
- [ ] Verify locale update workflows function correctly
- [ ] Verify playwright expectations update workflow works
- [ ] Confirm cache/restore mechanism works as expected
## Related Issues
This refactoring addresses workflow complexity and reduces CI runtime by
leveraging GitHub Actions caching more effectively.
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## Summary
Enable node snap to grid in vue nodes mirroring the same behavior as
litegraph.
- Show node snap preview (semi transparent white box target behind node)
- Resize snap to grid
- Shift + drag / Auto snap
- Multi select + group snap
## Changes
- **What**: useNodeSnap.ts useShifyKeySync.ts setups the core hooks into
both the vue node positioning/resizing system and the event forwarding
technique for communicating to litegraph.
## Review Focus
Both new composables and specifically the useNodeLayout modifications to
batch the mutations when snapping.
A key tradeoff/note is why we are using the useShifyKeySync.ts which
dispatches a new shift event to the canvas layer. This approach is the
cleaner / more declaritive method mimicking how other vue node ->
litegraph realtime events are passed.
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## Screenshots (if applicable)
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## Summary
Automatically removes the `New Browser Test Expectations` label after
the Playwright expectations update workflow completes.
## Changes
- Added a cleanup step to
`.github/workflows/update-playwright-expectations.yaml` that removes the
label using `gh pr edit --remove-label`
- Uses `if: always() && github.event_name == 'pull_request'` to ensure:
- The label is removed even if the workflow fails
- The label is only removed when triggered by the label event (not the
`/update-playwright` comment trigger)
## Benefits
- Cleaner PR label management
- Labels can be re-applied to trigger additional expectations updates
without manual cleanup
- Consistent with the claude-review workflow pattern
- Reduces noise in the PR interface
## Context
This is part of a broader effort to automatically clean up temporary
action-triggering labels across all workflows. The first PR in this
series (#5983) added the same functionality to the claude-review
workflow.
## Test Plan
- Apply the `New Browser Test Expectations` label to a PR to verify the
workflow removes it automatically after completion
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by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
## Summary
Fixes https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI_frontend/issues/5692 by
making widget link connection status trigger on change so Vue widgets
with connected links could properly switch to the `disabled` state when
they are implicitly converted to inputs.
## Changes
- **What**: Added `node:slot-links:changed` event tracking and reactive
slot data synchronization for Vue widgets
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Widget Link Change] --> B[NodeInputSlot.link setter]
B --> C{Is Widget Input?}
C -->|Yes| D[Trigger slot-links:changed]
C -->|No| E[End]
D --> F[Graph Event Handler]
F --> G[syncNodeSlotData]
G --> H[Update Vue Reactive Data]
H --> I[Widget Re-render]
style A fill:#f9f9f9,stroke:#333,color:#000
style I fill:#f9f9f9,stroke:#333,color:#000
```
## Review Focus
Widget reactivity performance with frequent link changes and event
handler memory management in graph operations.
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by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
## Summary
Fixes the Playwright update workflow broken by #5960. When triggered by
adding the "New Browser Test Expectations" label, the workflow was left
in a detached HEAD state, causing `git push` to fail.
## Changes
- **Restores branch checkout for label triggers**: Uses
`github.head_ref` to fetch and checkout the branch when triggered by
`pull_request` events
- **Preserves comment trigger functionality**: Keeps `gh pr checkout`
for `issue_comment` events using `github.event.issue.number`
- **Event-specific push logic**: Uses explicit `git push origin HEAD:${{
github.head_ref }}` for label triggers, plain `git push` for comment
triggers
## Root Cause
PR #5960 removed the original branch checkout logic:
```yaml
git fetch origin ${{ github.head_ref }}
git checkout -B ${{ github.head_ref }} origin/${{ github.head_ref }}
git push origin HEAD:${{ github.head_ref }}
```
This left the label-triggered workflow in detached HEAD after
`actions/checkout@v5`, breaking the push step.
## Testing
This fix properly uses `github.head_ref` only when it's available
(`pull_request` events) and `github.event.issue.number` only for
`issue_comment` events where `head_ref` isn't available.
Fixes#5960
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by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
## Summary
Closes the zoom menu popup when clicking show/hide minimap to prevent
the menu from remaining open after toggling.
## Changes
- **What**: Adds `close` event emission from `ZoomControlsModal` when
minimap toggle is clicked, wired to `hideModal` in parent
`GraphCanvasMenu`
- **Tests**: Adds unit tests verifying close behavior for minimap toggle
vs other commands
## Review Focus
This fixes the immediate UX issue where the zoom popup remained open
after toggling minimap visibility. However, the minimap toggle's
placement within the zoom menu is **not** ideal—it's not intuitive to
look for minimap controls within zoom controls. This PR addresses the
current UX friction without tackling the broader discoverability issue.
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by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
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Co-authored-by: DrJKL <DrJKL0424@gmail.com>
Add reference to GitHub's official documentation for workflow triggers
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