- The scan summary marks new models whose safetensors header reads but names no drawing model
kind (a voice model such as F5-TTS) as not_drawing; the scan page asks: don't scan them,
scan them, or see each. The choice lives in <model>.anomalous.json ("scan": "skip" / "scan",
model_identity.scan_choice), saved by POST /anomalous/scan_choice (api/scan_choice.py, this
computer only, at most 2000 models, only readable .safetensors layers).
- "skip": a scan of a whole folder leaves the model out (picked by hand it is still scanned),
the summary counts it apart (excluded) with its own list to change it back, the card and the
details say "不扫描"; the details have the same button.
- The unmatched count warns only for damaged files or lookups still to do; not-found rows say
the fingerprint is kept for repairing workflows.
- model_kind.inspect_file now gives format None when the header cannot be read, as its text said.
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A record inferred from the file alone names model and version after the file. With renaming on, the scan renamed it to name_name, and every later scan doubled it again; the details showed name - name. Such records are no longer renamed (physically or virtually, an earlier doubled virtual name is dropped), and a model and version of one name read once.
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- The models page has tabs: All models, Tidy (with its count) and Sources;
the type bar keeps the type chips and Import.
- Base model chips under the type chips (All, Illustrious, SDXL, Unknown...),
one per family the listed models have (model_bases.js; SDXL 1.0 = SDXL);
models not scanned are listed by their header's guess (metadata base_guess).
- Tidy is cards with the model's cover and name in two steps: models in a
folder whose loader cannot read them (from -> to, one plain reason, Move
there, Change place), and identical files side by side with the copy to
keep marked (the one in the right folder; click another to change) and one
button for the extra copies. Models that load anyway and extra copies of a
well-placed file are not in step 1. Same-size files up to 256 MB are
compared at once; larger ones on Compare.
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- Models page: "+ Import" chip and model files dropped on the grid open an import
window. model_kind.py tells a file's type (LoRA, checkpoint, VAE, text encoder,
diffusion model, ControlNet, embedding, CLIP Vision, upscaler) and base model from
its safetensors / GGUF header only; .ckpt/.pt are never opened. api/model_import.py
finds the dropped file in Downloads/Desktop (name, size, time) and moves it, or
takes an upload; checks it against Civitai and the scanned models; never replaces
a file (" (2)"). New files are scanned after.
- Model cards show the Civitai version name (metadata version_name).
- Settings page in tabs (Look, Models, Workflows, Prompts, Backup, Help); the
download folder is a choice of ready-made folders or typed by hand; default is now
by base model ({base}).
- The scanner's offline base model uses model_kind (LoRAs, Qwen, Wan, Chroma...).
- AD-019: no Civitai browser inside the plugin.
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The scan page now says which models are unmatched or not scanned yet (type, folder,
why Civitai had nothing) and what each scan did, model by model; rows open the model,
scan it, look it up again or search Civitai. The progress box shows the counts and,
when floating, a way to the result. The activity log records a scan when it ends with
its result, and model edits (from -> to) and deletions (files moved) in detail.
- scraper.py reports one JSON line per changed model (--report-file); a failing model
no longer ends the scan. Unmatched info keeps why (not_found / network / offline);
online scans look network/offline ones up again. After two models in a row without
an answer the rest of the scan infers from the files (--civitai-down for the next
folders) instead of waiting out every timeout.
- civitai_client.py: the network side moved out of scraper.py; tells a 404 from
Civitai being unreachable (CivitaiUnreachable).
- api/scan_report.py: ScanJob turns a scan's reports into one result, kept as the last
scan (/anomalous/last_scan) and logged; /anomalous/scan_model opens a listed model.
- /anomalous/scan_all takes picked or listed models as `targets`, so one scan has one
result; scan_summary lists unmatched and new models with their reason.
- Activity middleware takes details a handler attaches (request[ACTIVITY_DETAIL]).
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Edits in the last commits left some LF-only lines in files the repository
keeps with CRLF. Line endings only; no content change.
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A model's information now has three layers, the user's first:
<model>.anomalous.json (written only by the model editor), the scan result
(<model>.info, or another tool's .civitai.info with Civitai ids; id -1 =
inferred from the file) and the file itself. get_metadata reads the user
layer last, so it wins (an emptied field stays empty), and reports
info_source (civitai / local / "") and user_fields. Edits saved by earlier
versions in .civitai.info keep working.
- The editor writes .anomalous.json (atomically) instead of mixing edits
into .civitai.info, which other tools rewrite.
- scan_info_path: a .civitai.info holding only old edits is not a scan
result. Editing a never-scanned model used to make scans skip it for good.
- Covers: a cover is Civitai's only while byte-identical to
<model>.civitai_bak.*; any other cover is the user's and is never
replaced. "Fetch again" updates only Civitai's own cover, keeps names,
notes and covers, and asks before starting.
- A scan no longer downloads covers and model pages again for models whose
information is already on disk (it did for every model, every scan).
- The earlier "keep the editor's name" change in the scraper is reverted:
editor names never lived in .info; the CHANGELOG entry is corrected.
- .anomalous.json moves and goes to the Recycle Bin with its model.
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