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Retired Nodes

PortraitUtils now registers only 32 production IDs. The following 25 old IDs are absent: a workflow using them will show missing nodes. No workflow JSON is bundled in this repository. The historical local v5.2 workflow uses retired IDs; the historical local PortraitUtilsv5.3.json still needs current editor target labels and gate socket wiring. See the current editor wiring.

Removed ID Current replacement
FluxResolutionPrepare PortraitPhotoPrepareV2
MQBBoxMin Subject-mask analysis in PortraitPhotoPrepareV2
FitAspectHeadSafe Aspect/protection fitting in PortraitPhotoPrepareV2
UniversalProjectConfig Stage-specific Portrait*ConfigV2 nodes
ExtractConfigValue Matching typed Portrait*V2 reader
AutoColorConfigNode PortraitFinishConfigV2
OutpaintConfigNode PortraitOutpaintConfigV2
QwenImageEditNativeReference Built-in VAE reference path in TextEncodeQwenImageEditPlus
LoadImageCombined PortraitPhotoLoaderPreview
IntelligentAutoCrop PortraitAutoCropPreview
SmartPhotoPrepare PortraitPhotoPrepareV2
OutpaintPaddingComputeNode OutpaintPaddingComputeV2
AutoAdjustNode AutoAdjustV2
StitchByMask PortraitStitchPreview
SmartPhotoPrepareV2 PortraitPhotoPrepareV2 (four outputs)
PortraitPhotoPrepareCompactV2 PortraitPhotoPrepareV2 (four outputs)
LoadImageCombinedV2 PortraitPhotoLoaderPreview
IntelligentAutoCropV2 PortraitAutoCropPreview
AutoWBColorMatch PortraitWhiteBalancePreview
StitchByMaskV2 PortraitStitchPreview
SimpleImageSaver PortraitImageSaverPreview
ProcessScannedPhoto PortraitScannedPhotoPreview
PairedImageLoader PortraitPairedLoaderPreview
CropImageByMargins PortraitCropImageMarginsPreview
CropMaskByMargins PortraitCropMaskMarginsPreview

This is an interface cleanup, not removal of the shared processing engines. Scanner-bed removal remains a distinct operation under PortraitScannedPhotoPreview. The production IDs ending in Preview are historical Python identifiers; their ComfyUI display names omit that suffix. Do not substitute IDs blindly in old JSON: reconnect changed sockets and copy widget values. Existing production IDs alone do not guarantee that a historical workflow has current target labels or socket wiring.