* fix(tagging): Tag output images tags each image, not its prompt (#379, PR 1) The native "Tag output images" job now runs the image-tags loop over every still image the output folders list, linked or not: each image gets its own model tags (at most "Suggestions per image") in its image tag set, and its bytes are marked auto-tagged in a new media_image_autotags table. No prompt tag or prompt text is written. - database/autotag_schema.py: one forward-only WITHOUT ROWID table, optional in old backups, refused without the annotation group. - add_image_tags/replace_image_tags take mark_autotagged; autotag_state and autotagged_locators read the marks through the one current-record rule. - "Skip already tagged" skips images whose current bytes are marked, counted in a stat-only pre-pass; hand tags do not count. - The review counts images and estimates the time (WD14 on CPU or CUDA). - System > Auto-tagging review rows and copy, D134 and the Auto-tagging contract follow. Part of #379 * fix(tagging): end the batch job after its cleanup and report pre-pass progress (#379) The job read as ended while it still held the model gate, so a quick restart could be refused with model-busy. Pre-pass chunks now publish progress, and a cancel between chunks keeps exact counts. Part of #379 * fix(tagging): measured GPU rate, and an ended image-tags job shows no time left (#379) The live check measured WD14 on CUDA at 0.167 s per image (100 images in 16.7 s with the model load), so the review estimate uses 0.17 s. A finished or cancelled Auto-tag/Add tags job kept "Processing file N of N · about X min left"; it now ends with "<verb> <state> · N files processed". Part of #379 * fix(tagging): legacy pages tag each image, not its prompt (#379, PR 2) The admin and gallery batch starts the shared Tag output images job ("Tag output images (legacy page)") and relays its progress; closing the window cancels it. Review asks per image with Skip first and applies by image and sha256; apply refuses a prompt_id body. The Tag image dialog marks an image auto-tagged only after Generate suggestions on that capture. A second legacy batch (also one that wins the start race) answers JSON 409, and both pages now show that sentence. * test(tagging): gallery review units apply by image; record each progress change The gallery review unit tests still pinned the removed prompt_id apply. The legacy batch spec read the progress text once per observer callback, so a phase frame and the first image frame landing in one task lost the phase (WebKit); it now records every mutation record.
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@@ -1808,37 +1808,6 @@ class PromptDatabase(
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reader = DocumentReader(conn)
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return [self._image_row_to_dict(row, reader) for row in cursor]
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def autotag_batch_candidates(self) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
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"""The images a Tag output images batch looks at (#328).
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``{id, image_path, prompt_id, prompt_tags}`` for every image with a
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stored path that is linked to a prompt, newest first (the
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``get_all_images`` order, ties newest row first). Never reads
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``workflow_data`` or the other documents: a batch needs none of them.
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"""
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sql = (
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"SELECT gi.id, gi.image_path, gi.prompt_id, "
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"(SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(t.name, '|||') FROM prompt_tags pt "
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"JOIN tags t ON pt.tag_id = t.id WHERE pt.prompt_id = gi.prompt_id) "
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"AS prompt_tags "
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"FROM generated_images gi "
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"INNER JOIN prompts p ON gi.prompt_id = p.id "
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"WHERE gi.image_path IS NOT NULL AND gi.image_path != '' "
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"ORDER BY gi.generation_time DESC, gi.id DESC"
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)
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with self.model.get_connection() as conn:
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return [
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{
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"id": row["id"],
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"image_path": row["image_path"],
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"prompt_id": row["prompt_id"],
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"prompt_tags": (
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row["prompt_tags"].split("|||") if row["prompt_tags"] else []
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),
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}
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for row in conn.execute(sql)
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]
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def get_all_images(
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self,
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limit: int = 0,
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