An Anima LLLite in controlnet is not misplaced while the ComfyUI-Anima-LLLite pack
(which reads it from there) is loaded, and identical copies kept one per loader folder
(controlnet and model_patches) are listed as shared, both in use, not as duplicates to
recycle. An IP-Adapter carrying LoRA layers (the Anima IP-Adapter) is no longer read as a
LoRA. The header cache keeps the new "form" field (older entries are read again).
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- ui_model_retype.js: on a model's page, and from the toast after importing one model: where it
is, what its header suggests (GET /anomalous/placement/look; picked and marked when it can
tell, nothing guessed when it cannot), every type with its loader, where it goes, moved as
Tidy moves (covers and notes along, never over a file). Kinds and the move's error words are
shared (model_import.IMPORT_KINDS, model_placement.moveErrorText).
- model_import.move_into: a copy to another drive is compared with the original at its start,
middle and end, besides its size, before the original goes.
- model_placement: the model a request names is resolved in one place (_source), which also
refuses a negative root.
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A pack used only through its panels or buttons leaves no record, so the
user can mark it as still in use (POST /anomalous/usage/keep, kept in
user/anomalous/usage_kept.json, only packs ComfyUI loaded). Marked packs
leave the groups for a list of their own; Unmark undoes it.
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A Bilibili user asked for a way to clear out models and node packs they
tried once and no longer use, without breaking other workflows.
api/model_usage.py (GET /anomalous/usage/check, this computer only, run
on a press): when each model and node pack was last used, from the PNG
outputs' prompts (image_search's cached records now keep node types) and
the saved ComfyUI workflows, recipes, combos and parameter sets; models
match by path, file name or scanned SHA-256; reading is capped and
nothing is deleted there.
ui_model_usage.js under Tidy's two steps: not used for 30 / 90 days or
never, biggest first, the last output's date, a warning when a saved
workflow still names a model; picked models go to the Recycle Bin. Node
packs are only listed, with a button that opens the installed ComfyUI
Manager's node list (Manager 4 or 3, probed by its own routes; without
one it says so).
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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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The models page's Tidy chip (with a count) reads every model's header
(model_kind) and lists files whose type does not match their folder - such
as an Anima/Flux/Wan diffusion model in checkpoints, which Civitai labels
"Checkpoint" - with why it matters, where it belongs (same subfolder, same
drive) and Move there, taking its cover, info and notes along; never over a
file. A whole checkpoint in diffusion models is marked as loading anyway.
Identical files are grouped by SHA-256 (scan hashes; same-size unscanned
files on Compare); each copy can go to the Recycle Bin. Moves are logged
(model_move). Also: opening the Tidy or Sources view stops cards of an
earlier load from being drawn into it.
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