For a workflow without fingerprints, a missing ordinary model took the
local same-name file's hash as its evidence, so it showed as "the same
file under another name" and counted among those put in at once. Only the
workflow's own record is evidence now; the one same-name file the node can
load is a candidate, and a size candidate with the same name is shown as
likely, first. Foundation components still go by fingerprint only. Model
Check also reads GGUF values and resolves upscale models.
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"Doctor" said little about what it does: check the opened workflow's
models and put back the ones this computer has. The rail, page, home card,
help, tour, README, the unreleased changelog and the architecture docs now
say Model Check (模型检查); the help paragraph now describes the check as
it works today. Code, CSS and locale keys keep "doctor"; released changelog
entries, audits and decisions keep the old name.
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A bar over the canvas appears when an opened workflow uses models this
computer does not have: how many, and how many are here under another
name or folder (same hash), with one press to put those in. The doctor
page is redone on the scan page's layout: what needs you first, why in
plain words, and a button per row (put in, use a same-size file, pick
one, look it up on Civitai); models that are fine fold away.
- model_check.js: the check (no DOM, changes nothing) and the fixes,
which call the node's widget hooks so ComfyUI drops its red mark;
the node picker does the same now.
- Opening the doctor no longer rewrites the workflow by itself.
- Removed: the auto-detect switch (nothing read it), the doctor's own
deep hash scan and its routes (the resolver hashes same-size files on
demand; the page points to the scan page), the hash dialog, the old
resolver in hash_resolver.js, the unused pick-for-node path in
ui_detail.js, 45 old strings.
- Node Assistant's diagnoseNode and LoRA insertion moved to
ui_node_assistant.js.
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