Integrates Stripe's pricing table web component into the subscription
dialog when the subscription_tiers_enabled feature flag is active. The
implementation includes a new StripePricingTable component that loads
Stripe's pricing table script and renders the table with proper error
handling and loading states. The subscription dialog now displays the
Stripe pricing table with contact us and enterprise links, using a
1100px width that balances multi-column layout with visual design.
Configuration supports environment variables, remote config, and window
config for the Stripe publishable key and pricing table ID.
┆Issue is synchronized with this [Notion
page](https://www.notion.so/PR-7288-feat-add-Stripe-pricing-table-integration-for-subscription-dialog-conditional-on-featur-2c46d73d365081fa9d93c213df118996)
by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
## Summary
Implements server-side remote configuration to decouple runtime behavior
from build artifacts, enabling dynamic configuration updates without
redeployment.
## Technical Changes
- **Replaced** build-time constants (`__MIXPANEL_TOKEN__`,
`__BUILD_FLAGS__`) with runtime configuration loaded from
`/api/features`
- Configuration now sourced from `window.__CONFIG__` (hydrated from
`/api/features` endpoint)
- **Added** `src/platform/remoteConfig/` service that polls server
configuration every 30 seconds
- **Modified** application bootstrap sequence in `main.ts` to load
remote config before module initialization (required for cloud builds)
- **Removed** global constants: `__BUILD_FLAGS__`, `__MIXPANEL_TOKEN__`.
Runtime subscription enforcement toggle via `subscription_required` flag
- Server health alerts with variant-based severity rendering
(info/warning/error) via topbar badges
## Rationale
- **Build-once-deploy-anywhere**: Single immutable artifact promoted
through environments (staging → production)
- **Zero-downtime configuration**: Update behavior without rebuilding or
redeploying the application
- **Incident response**: Disable features or display alerts dynamically
in response to outages or degraded service
- **Instant rollback**: Revert configuration changes server-side without
artifact redeployment
- **Progressive delivery**: Enable A/B testing, canary releases, and
user/region-based configuration
- **Environment parity**: Eliminate configuration drift between staging
and production builds
- Decouples deployment cadence from configuration changes
- Enables GitOps workflows for configuration management separate from
code deployments
- Supports real-time operational control of client behavior
- Reduces build matrix complexity (no per-environment builds)
┆Issue is synchronized with this [Notion
page](https://www.notion.so/PR-6246-change-cloud-feature-flags-to-be-loaded-dynamically-at-runtime-rather-than-set-in-build-2966d73d3650811cbb41c9093961037a)
by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
## Summary
This code is entirely excluded from open-source, local, and desktop
builds. During minification and dead-code elimination, the Mixpanel
library is fully tree-shaken -- meaning no telemetry code is ever
included or downloaded in those builds. Even the inline callsites are
removed during the build (because `isCloud` becomes false and the entire
block becomes dead code and is removed). The code not only has no
effect, is not even distributed in the first place. We’ve gone to great
lengths to ensure this behavior.
Verification proof:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b66c35f7-e233-447f-93da-4d70c433908d
Telemetry is *enabled only in the ComfyUI Cloud environment*. Its goal
is to help us understand and improve onboarding and new-user adoption.
ComfyUI aims to be accessible to everyone, but we know the learning
curve can be steep. Anonymous usage insights will help us identify where
users struggle and guide us toward making the experience more intuitive
and welcoming.
┆Issue is synchronized with this [Notion
page](https://www.notion.so/PR-6154-add-telemetry-provider-for-cloud-distribution-2926d73d3650813cb9ccfb3a2733848b)
by [Unito](https://www.unito.io)
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
