- 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.
- Introduced a new `delete_backend` function to facilitate backend removal during recovery processes.
- Improved the `recover_errored_backends` function to handle backend reconfiguration and recreation more effectively, including enhanced logging for diagnostics.
- Added a new `add_comfy_selfstart` function to streamline the addition of new backends.
- Updated the `comfy_start_script` function to prefer absolute paths for better reliability.
- Enhanced diagnostics in `swarm_diag.py` to include detailed backend settings and mount status.
- Added tests to validate the new backend management features and ensure robust error handling.
- Introduced a new CLI command `diag` to collect diagnostics from SwarmUI/Comfy, including API, journal, and paths.
- Enhanced the `ensure_swarm_comfy_installed` function to include diagnostic script handling for errored backends.
- Updated `wait_backend_idle` to trigger diagnostics when backends are in an errored state, improving error recovery.
- Implemented fallback mechanisms for diagnostics in the `run_diagnostics` function, ensuring better visibility into backend issues.
- Added tests to validate the new diagnostic functionality and error handling, ensuring robustness in backend management.
Leonid Pershin