- New nodes started at a fixed 340×600, so one-entry size lists left a
large empty area between the list and the Swap button.
- The panel now reports its measured content height as both the minimum
and maximum DOM-widget height, and the extension sets the node height to
the host's computeSize() after every render, keeping the width.
- Hidden or detached panels are not measured, the first measurement is
retried for a few frames, and a ResizeObserver on the panel children
refits when the stylesheet arrives after the first render (the coverage
run exposed that race; a held-stylesheet regression test pins it).
- Workflows load at their saved width and are re-fitted on load; the spec
and docs describe the new sizing rule.
- edits show up on a page reload or Refresh node definitions, not on the
next node mount, because the frontend caches the payload per page
- the 14 count refers to shipped families; an override can add or remove
- New node: model dropdown drives a Pixaroma-style ratio chip grid and size
list, outputs width, height and an empty latent, with the toolkit Swap W×H
- Family table lives in Python and is served to the frontend by a local route
- Panel state is derived from the native model/width/height widgets only
- Video families are listed as keyframe sizes for first/last-frame generation
- Records the builder-check calls and the SDXL default
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