- Improved the `install_swarm_comfy` function to handle empty backend states more effectively, introducing recovery mechanisms and enhanced logging for better visibility.
- Updated the `tune_swarm_perf` function to always sanitize backend FDS corruption, ensuring consistent performance tuning.
- Added new tests to validate the functionality of backend recovery and FDS sanitization, ensuring robustness in backend management.
- Replaced direct calls to `venv/bin/pip` with `python -m pip` to avoid execution errors on network mounts and improve compatibility.
- Introduced a new function `find_comfy_python` to locate the appropriate Python executable for ComfyUI installations.
- Updated the `pip_install_sage` function to utilize the new Python handling, enhancing installation reliability.
- Added tests to verify the new behavior of Python environment detection and installation processes, ensuring robustness.
- Updated CLI documentation to reflect the new handling of `CIVITAI_API_TOKEN`, which is now automatically passed to SwarmUI user settings during startup.
- Improved the `render_access_panel` function to include additional warnings for idle-killer failures and stack errors, enhancing user feedback.
- Introduced a new function `seed_swarmui_api_keys` to manage API key injection into SwarmUI, ensuring seamless integration with the Model Downloader.
- Enhanced GPU environment verification logic to include fail-fast checks for critical components like CUDA, improving error handling and user notifications.
- Updated tests to validate the new API key handling and access panel behavior, ensuring robustness in the integration process.
- Marked critical bugs as resolved in the review documentation, including changes to the `arm_idle_killer` function to raise errors on credential creation failures and ensure proper file permissions for JSON credentials.
- Introduced a new `_try_arm_idle_killer` function in `provision.py` to manage idle-killer state more effectively, ensuring it arms correctly during provisioning.
- Updated the `swarm_busy` function in `remote/idle_killer.py` to allow idle state after a specified duration of Swarm unavailability, preventing unnecessary billing.
- Enhanced performance tuning logic in `tune_swarm_perf.py` to ensure proper handling of pip installation success before applying extra arguments.
- Added tests to validate the new idle-killer behavior and swarm management logic, ensuring robustness in handling idle states and error conditions.
Leonid Pershin