A one-flag kill-switch: when set, the pack installs no middleware, registers no
refresh routes, computes no fingerprint and exposes no graph node — ComfyUI runs
exactly as if it weren't installed. Only the read-only /tenaciousload/status
route stays so the loading-screen overlay still shows (a generic 'Loading node
definitions…' bar, since there's no build to track). The refresh menu buttons
hide themselves when status reports enabled:false.
Useful for A/B testing or as a safety kill-switch. Requires a restart (the
middleware is installed at startup). Unit-tested both modes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- quick: incremental rescan — re-walks only folders whose mtime changed
(per-dir snapshot persisted to cache/scan_snapshot.json); reuses
the cache for unchanged folders. Catches new/removed/renamed files.
- register: append specific file path(s) with NO folder walk (instant disk-wise)
- full: unchanged default (clear cache -> full re-walk)
Frontend exposes all three as Extensions-menu commands; the graph node gains a
quick/full mode widget. POST /tenaciousload/refresh now takes {mode, folder, files}.
Unit-tested: incremental scan rescans only the changed dir; register adds/skips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ComfyUI-Tenaciousload speeds up ComfyUI page loads for large model/LoRA
collections by caching the slow /api/object_info response in memory and on
disk (survives restarts) and serving it gzipped in ~milliseconds, instead of
rebuilding it (and freezing the event loop) on every load.
Adds a "Refresh Models / LoRAs" menu button, a graph node, and a
POST /tenaciousload/refresh endpoint to rebuild the cache after adding or
removing models. No external dependencies; no nginx/docker required.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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