get_recent_prompts returns {"prompts": [...]} but _get_fallback_prompt
indexed it like a list, so the last-resort link to the most recent prompt
always failed silently. Accept both shapes.
The metadata strategy returned None for images whose embedded workflow has
no positive PromptManager node, so the handler popped the batch FIFO for
them and every later batch image linked to the wrong prompt. It now returns
a tri-state: linked (prompt found), foreign (no PromptManager prompt in the
workflow, so the image is skipped and no fallback applies) or unknown (only
then the queue, snapshot, tracker and recent-prompt fallbacks run).
* chore: start 3.2.4
* feat: track prompt usage (run_count, last_used_at) with server-side sorting
- Migration adds last_used_at and run_count; existing prompts are estimated
from linked images (count, newest image time, else created_at). The
backfill only touches NULL rows, so it self-heals rows written after a
downgrade or an interrupted upgrade.
- Every node run records a use, including re-runs of an existing prompt;
a tracking failure is logged and never blocks generation.
- search_prompts/get_recent_prompts accept a whitelisted sort key
(last_used, created, run_count, rating, text); default stays newest first.
Refs #90
* feat: sort param on /recent and /search; microsecond last_used_at
- /prompt_manager/recent and /search accept ?sort= (whitelisted in the DB
layer; unknown values fall back to newest first).
- last_used_at is written with microseconds from Python so a re-run in the
same millisecond as another save still sorts first; ordering stays correct
against millisecond values from the backfill.
Refs #90
* feat: server-side sort in admin UI with Recently Used / Most Used and run badges
- New web/js/prompt-list-sort.js owns the sort options, validation and
request URLs; admin.js fills the dropdown from it and re-fetches from the
server on change, so every sort spans all pages (the old client-side sort
only reordered the current page).
- Default sort is Recently Used; prompt cards show a run-count badge with
the last-used time on hover.
- The node's Recent button now lists recently used prompts.
- Contract test keeps the UI sort keys and the node's key in sync with the
server whitelist.
Refs #90
* fix: link images and count runs by the positive prompt, not node execution
With a negative-prompt PromptManager node in the workflow, every executed
PromptManager node pushed onto the image-linking queue, so images could be
linked to the negative prompt or to a previous run. ComfyUI also skips
unchanged nodes, so re-runs of the same prompt were never counted.
- utils/prompt_graph.py finds the PromptManager nodes feeding a sampler's
positive input (KSampler, CFG/Basic guiders, ControlNet and combine
pass-throughs, PromptManagerText into encoders), falling back to all
PromptManager nodes when none can be traced.
- Runs are counted by a ComfyUI on-prompt hook when a workflow is queued;
prompts not yet saved are counted when the node first saves them.
- Nodes receive the queued graph (hidden PROMPT/UNIQUE_ID). Only the run's
positive prompt becomes the current prompt; only batch items with linked
text are pushed onto the FIFO queue.
- The image monitor links from the image's own metadata first, using the
positive node, and falls back to the queue for batch items.
Refs #90
* fix: address review — count cached runs of linked text, keep repeated pending runs
- Text from known pure string nodes (core PrimitiveString/StringConcatenate,
WAS Text Concatenate/Multiline, pysssss ShowText) is resolved at queue
time, so cached re-runs of such prompts are counted and their images link
from metadata. Unknown nodes are never guessed; the node compares its real
text with the queue-time resolution and falls back to counting and
queueing itself on any mismatch.
- A new prompt queued several times before its first run keeps every
pending run; the first save records all of them.
- Registration flag is a threading.Event; consistent unittest imports;
logging instead of print in the init fallback.
* refactor: unquote PendingFirstUse annotation so Tuple usage is visible
Vito Sansevero