Replace inline node_id/widget_index DOM key construction with the
centralized getMissingModelDomKey helper across search panel and
missing browser methods. This keeps search results and button IDs
stable when the same model appears in multiple workflows/widgets.
Also adds a regression test verifying that search progress stays
with its model when switching between shared widgets.
In missing_browser_methods.js, apply the saved split before the first paint when
the docked panel is narrower than the last layout, instead of waiting one
animation frame. Also tighten fast-width estimation by trying
getBoundingClientRect().width when clientWidth/offsetWidth are unavailable, and
measure from the observed resize host rather than the browser element itself.
- Replace full missing-models list rendering with virtual scroll container
- Improve splitter responsiveness by lowering layout frame stride to 1
- Add custom modal resize handle with pointer-event driven sizing
- Reduce live layout throttle from 40ms to 16ms
- Update related route assertions for new layout behavior
When the resolver dialog is already visible on the Missing Models tab,
showResolvedNodeModelInResolver now reuses the existing browser instead
of forcing a reload or requeuing the selection. This avoids unnecessary
UI refreshes and keeps the current view stable.
Changes:
- web/resolver/model_resolver.js: skip reopen/queue when the dialog is
already visible on the missing tab; prefer existing browser selection
- web/resolver/views/missing_browser_methods.js: support
preferExistingBrowser in selectWorkflowModelReference and center the
selected row instead of scrolling to nearest
- tests/test_downloads_tab_workflow_route.mjs: cover reuse behavior and
row-patching/centering
Remove the brittle is-detail-collapsed responsive behavior from the missing
browser. Replace the timeout-based width handler with requestAnimationFrame
split restoration, clamp the list min width to 340px, and drop the
collapsed-state guards so the detail pane, compositor preview, and Type
column remain usable regardless of container width.
- Add drag threshold and layout frame stride to splitter drag utility
- Use onPreview callback to animate splitter offset via translate3d during drag
- Simplify resize class and cleanup logic in missing browser methods
- Replace deferred release UI cleanup with direct activation/cleanup calls
- Update CSS to add resizing overlay and remove transition during resize
- Add test covering compositor preview behavior and CSS constraints
Queue workflow model reference selection requests in the dialog, wait for
workflow analysis to complete before attempting selection, and handle
superseded or timed-out requests gracefully.
- Track pending selection requests on the dialog with status fields
- Apply queued selections from lifecycle graph methods after analysis
- Await loadWorkflowData/loadLoadedModels so the caller can proceed
after tab content is actually ready
- Add timeout handling with user-visible warnings when selection cannot
complete
- Cover queueing, superseding, waiting, and completion in JS tests
Backend:
- Move SHA256 normalization logic from path_utils._normalize_header_sha256
into core/type_utils.normalize_sha256, adding support for 0x-prefixed
hashes and unifying the normalization path used by
extract_safetensors_header_sha256.
- Add tests for the 0x prefix normalization cases.
Frontend:
- Introduce copyTextWithFeedback in web/resolver/utils/html_utils.js
as a shared clipboard helper with configurable feedback text, CSS class,
and duration, replacing repeated inline clipboard copy logic in
globals.js, model_info_methods.js, and the notification utility.
- Centralize showNotification on ResolverManagerDialog and remove the
duplicate implementation from missingBrowserMethods.
- Replace local const localStorage = safeStorage aliases in
model_info_methods.js, missing_browser_methods.js, and
options_methods.js with direct safeStorage usage.
Replace inline regex path/URL normalization in resolver.py and
missing_browser_methods.js with the existing shared helpers:
- core/resolver.py: normalize_workflow_download_url now uses
prepare_remote_size_probe_url from type_utils instead of a local
huggingface-specific regex substitution.
- web/resolver/views/missing_browser_methods.js: path identity
generation now uses normalizePathIdentity from html_utils.js rather
than ad hoc replace/trim/lowercase logic.
This keeps normalization behavior consistent across the codebase and
removes duplicated regex patterns.
Keep path-specific Local Matches for active downloads during refreshes,
URN search, and missing-model display so late hash-only lookups do not
overwrite them.
Remove cancelled download matches from missing-model UI and cached
analysis when a download is cancelled.
Previously, identify_missing_models grouped missing entries only by filename,
which could merge unrelated models from different categories that happen to
share a filename. This change deduplicates by (category, filename) and tracks
all_node_refs with a reference_count so the frontend can preserve one
resolution per node reference instead of collapsing duplicates.
Frontend changes in resolve_download_methods.js iterate over all_node_refs,
and missing_browser_methods.js now shows '+ N refs' in the missing-model
label and clarifies the locate tooltip when multiple workflow references
share the same missing model.
Replace duplicated filename-to-query logic with a single
\uild_filename_search_queries\ helper in matcher/civarchive/huggingface,
standardize Civitai URL generation in the frontend via \getCivitaiModelUrl\,
unify browser user-agent and response file-size extraction in the downloader
path, and derive workflow node-type category hints from widget categories
rather than maintaining a large static mapping.
Extract MODEL_EXTENSIONS and format_size_bytes into core/type_utils, removing duplicates from workflow_analyzer and downloader. Add getFilenameFromPath to render_format_methods and replace inline path-splitting logic across JS resolver actions, search, and views.
Replace duplicated inline drag handlers in queue_methods.js and
missing_browser_methods.js with a new startSplitterDrag() helper in
web/resolver/utils/splitter_drag.js.
The utility centralizes pointer/mouse event binding, RAF throttling,
and touch-cancellation cleanup, cutting net code across the two
callers while preserving existing behaviour (bounds, edge-open
threshold, collapse preview, and settle/cleanup timing).
Dariusz L