- Revised README, architecture, CLI, and other documentation to specify that both `Ctrl+C` and `Ctrl+D` now stop the GPU while preserving disk data, correcting previous inaccuracies.
- Enhanced access card and setup instructions to reflect the updated command behavior for better user understanding.
- Updated tests to ensure the new command behaviors are validated and documented correctly, improving overall clarity in GPU management.
- Clarified the behavior of `Ctrl+C` and `Ctrl+D` in the README and other documentation, specifying that `Ctrl+C` only stops the tunnel while keeping the GPU active, and `Ctrl+D` stops the GPU while preserving disk data.
- Enhanced the CLI documentation to reflect these changes, ensuring users understand the implications of these commands during GPU operations.
- Improved the handling of data bindings and remounting logic in the codebase to prevent issues with empty model tabs in the UI.
- Added tests to validate the new command behaviors and ensure proper documentation alignment.
- Updated the idle-killer logic to treat SwarmUI `empty` and `disabled` states as busy, preventing unnecessary idle time during provisioning.
- Enhanced the `wait_backend_idle` function to recognize suspended backends as ready, improving resource utilization and user feedback.
- Refined the `install_swarm_comfy` script to skip installation when backends are already present, streamlining the setup process.
- Improved the `resolve_llm_runtime` function to prioritize live configuration over stale state notes, ensuring accurate runtime detection.
- Added tests to validate the new backend status handling and idle management logic, ensuring robustness and reliability.
- Removed references to llamacpp from configuration files, scripts, and documentation, streamlining the LLM setup process to focus solely on Ollama.
- Updated environment variables and paths to eliminate llamacpp-related entries, ensuring clarity in the configuration.
- Adjusted CLI commands and help messages to reflect the removal of llamacpp, enhancing user experience and reducing confusion.
- Revised documentation to provide clear guidance on using Ollama exclusively, including updates to setup instructions and runtime options.
- Updated `resolve_llm_runtime` to prioritize live configuration over legacy notes, ensuring accurate runtime resolution.
- Enhanced `tunnel_forwards` to prefer current configuration for LLM runtime, improving tunnel setup logic.
- Improved idle-killer logic to handle stale markers and provide clearer warnings in the status output.
- Updated CLI documentation in `cli.md` to reflect changes in command behavior and runtime handling.
- Enhanced tests to validate new runtime resolution logic and ensure proper handling of configuration states.
- Added `ollama-models.yaml` to .gitignore and implemented logic to copy it in gpu-rent.ps1 and gpu-rent.sh.
- Enhanced env.example to include new variables for LLM runtime options and local watchdog configuration.
- Updated CLI commands to support LLM options during setup and execution, including new flags for Ollama and llama.cpp.
- Improved documentation in cli.md and README.md to reflect changes in LLM integration and local watchdog functionality.
- Adjusted architecture and decisions documentation to clarify the role of LLMs and local watchdog in the system.
- Updated version number in pyproject.toml and __init__.py to 0.2.0.
- Revised README.md to reflect the current state of the project, including usage instructions and setup steps.
- Improved CLI documentation in cli.md, adding details about new commands and their functionalities.
- Enhanced the quick start section in README.md for better clarity on initial setup.
- Updated local folder documentation to clarify file handling and commands.
- Added a new command for listing GPU flavors and improved error handling in the CLI.
- Implemented a watchdog feature in the tunnel to manage server states effectively.
Leonid Pershin