re.sub always parses the replacement as a template, so a backslash in
the replacement (e.g. C:\1) raised PatternError even in literal mode.
Also drop an unused import and align js import paths with the
documented two-level extension path. Bump to 2.0.13.
Pin Comfy-Org/publish-node-action to commit 0eb6cd742945443bee7f79eeddd4f732780029a1 (the v1 head) so a moved
tag cannot inject code. NOTE: the 1.0.1 release tag is broken (runs the
removed 'comfy --yes' flag); this commit uses 'comfy --skip-prompt' and works.
v3_nodes.py builds a V3 io.ComfyNode per V1 class from its INPUT_TYPES/
RETURN_TYPES and delegates execute() to the V1 method (no forked logic),
including the StringPreview OUTPUT_NODE ui.PreviewText path. comfy_entrypoint
exported import-guarded. StringMultiReplace use_regex now raises a clear
ValueError naming the bad pattern instead of a raw re.error. Added tooltips
to strip/multi_replace boolean flags. Verified ComfyUI 0.25.0.
New node checks if input string contains any of multiple substrings,
returning a boolean and the first matched string. Useful for conditionally
loading LoRAs based on prompt keywords.
- Add permissions for issue writing
- Update action version to v1 for publish-node-action
- Add condition to run job only for 'bradsec' repository owner
BRADSEC