start_monitoring() used an absolute import (from py.config) to read
MONITORING_DIRECTORIES, which either failed with ImportError or loaded
a separate module instance with empty defaults. The configured custom
directory was never used, and auto-detection always kicked in.
Fixed by consolidating into the single relative import (from ..py.config)
that was already used for the MONITORING_ENABLED check.
- Fix AttributeError: 'str' has no attribute 'as_posix' on thumbnail_rel_path
in get_output_images and find_duplicates (thumbnail_rel_path is already a
string from f-string construction, not a Path object)
- Fix NameError: total_images undefined in generate_thumbnails (was defined as
total_media, causing progress logging and response to fail)
- Add URL encoding for paths in scan_output_dir for filenames with spaces
- Exclude thumbnails directory from image monitor to prevent linking thumbnail
files to prompts via fallback mechanism
- Bump version to 3.0.31
Add ability to configure a custom image scan directory in Settings:
- New "Image Scan Directory" field in Settings modal
- "Currently Monitoring" display shows active directory path
- Settings API now returns/saves gallery_root_path and monitored_directories
- Image monitor checks GalleryConfig before auto-detecting
- Restart notification when gallery path changes
Closes#76
- Add Google-style docstrings to main node files (prompt_manager.py, prompt_manager_text.py)
- Enhance database module docstrings with detailed parameter and return documentation
- Add comprehensive docstrings to all utils modules with usage examples
- Document API endpoints and configuration classes thoroughly
- Update module-level docstrings in all __init__.py files
- Ensure consistent naming (ComfyUI_PromptManager) across all documentation
- Follow Python best practices for docstring formatting
Vito Sansevero