Add frontend storage and restore flow for active backend downloads so
workflow context, missing model bindings, and queue UI state survive
browser refreshes.
- Add queue storage methods for loading/saving/removing active download
recovery entries with serializable metadata.
- Add restoreActiveDownloadsFromBackend and rebindActiveDownloadMissingModels
to resolve_download_methods.
- Hook restore and rebind into lifecycle graph methods.
- Add tests for recovery persistence and refresh restoration behavior.
When a subgraph exposes a promoted widget and the instance value or connected
inner widget contains a usable model path, create a top-level model reference
on the subgraph node instead of only pointing to the inner definition node.
This lets resolution, location, and queue updates target the instance widget
directly.
Also handle serialized subgraph instances that omit proxyWidgets by
reconstructing the same promotion from subgraph input/link metadata, and
extend widget values for promoted inputs in the workflow updater.
Use a separate shorter refresh interval when footer version checks fail,
track the failure state, and schedule retries via a dedicated timer.
On success, clear any pending retry timer so recovery is immediate.
- queue_methods.js: refactor updateSelectedBarForMissing to use a fixed two-line HTML structure with icon, label, code, and action buttons
- resolver-main.css: add .mr-selected-summary/.mr-selected-status-icon/.mr-selected-actions styling and adjust .mr-missing-detail-pane button/link treatments for the new layout
- test_downloads_tab_workflow_route.mjs: assert the new markup, class structure, and CSS selectors for the selected status card
Replace graph reconfigure with targeted widget updates so applying resolved models does not re-trigger node context analysis or duplicate dialog refreshes. Add workflow refresh suppression state, defer ComfyUI model catalog refresh until after widget linking, and track missing-workflow signatures separately from general workflow changes.
Dariusz L