xinjian0101-continuity-director/SUPPORT.md

Support

Before requesting help

Run the validation commands from the repository root:

python scripts/smoke_import.py
PYTHONPATH=tests python -m unittest discover -s tests -p "test_*.py"
python scripts/validate_release.py

Confirm that the plugin directory is located at:

ComfyUI/custom_nodes/ComfyUI-ContinuityDirector

Restart ComfyUI after installing or updating the plugin.

Common problems

Nodes do not appear

• Confirm that __init__.py is directly inside the plugin folder.
• Check the ComfyUI terminal for a Python import traceback.
• Remove duplicate copies of the plugin from custom_nodes.
• Run python scripts/smoke_import.py from the plugin root.

Sidebar does not appear

• Update the ComfyUI frontend.
• Check the browser developer console for errors mentioning continuity_director.js or reliability_panel.js.
• Confirm that the package exports WEB_DIRECTORY = "./js".
• Try a hard browser refresh after restarting ComfyUI.

A workflow loads with missing nodes

• Pull the latest repository version.
• Confirm that all node identifiers beginning with CD are registered.
• Include the missing node identifier in the bug report.

Release ZIP contains unexpected files

Run:

python scripts/build_release.py --check
python scripts/build_release.py

The builder excludes Git metadata, tests, caches, CI files, and previous dist output.

Filing a useful bug report

Use the repository bug-report form and include:

• Continuity Director version or commit SHA
• ComfyUI version
• ComfyUI frontend version
• Python version and operating system
• Relevant console traceback
• Minimal workflow or input JSON with private data removed
• Expected and actual behavior

Do not include passwords, API keys, private model links, personal data, or proprietary production assets.

Feature requests

Use the feature-request form. Describe the production problem first, then the proposed behavior. Focused proposals that preserve workflow compatibility are easier to evaluate.

Security issues

Do not disclose exploitable security issues in a public discussion. Follow SECURITY.md.