MajoorWaldi
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- Implement new API endpoints for getting and setting index directory - Add corresponding frontend functionality in settings advanced section - Introduce new toast messages for index directory-related actions - Update i18n dictionary with new index directory-related translations
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Maintenance and Testing
Database Maintenance
Majoor Assets Manager stores its SQLite index in the _mjr_index area. By default this is inside the output directory, but the location can be changed to any local path — useful for network drive setups. The docs provide clear recovery guidance for corruption and rebuild workflows.
Important maintenance actions include:
- reset index
- force delete database and rebuild
- optimize database after heavy scan or delete activity
The docs also explain what is preserved and what is lost during emergency recovery.
Configuring the Index Directory
If your output directory is on a NAS or SMB share, SQLite may log "database is locked" errors because many NAS implementations do not support OS-level file locking reliably. The fix is to move the index to a local disk.
From Settings UI: Settings → Paths → Majoor: Index Directory → enter a local path → Save → Restart ComfyUI.
From environment variable:
MJR_AM_INDEX_DIRECTORY=/var/local/mjr_index
See DB_MAINTENANCE.md for full details including migration notes.
Testing Strategy
The project uses:
- pytest for backend testing
- Vitest for frontend testing
- a canonical quality gate script for combined verification
The current testing docs also clarify coverage thresholds, Windows batch runners, and where reports are written.
Recommended Commands
python scripts/run_quality_gate.py
python -m pytest -q
npm run test:js